adminZimsec cancels 13 exams
Felex Share Herald Reporter
THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council has cancelled 13 Ordinary-Level exam papers and will have to reset them at a cost of US$850 000.
This follows an incident in which an acting headmaster in Matabeleland North Province reportedly lost the papers while travelling from Bulawayo last Friday.
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