Two teachers fined for exam cheating

go to jail for 30 days if they fail to pay the fine.
They admitted to fraud charges when they appeared before Karoi magistrate Mr Robson Finsin last week. The court heard that during the 2011 November public examinations session, Mugombedzi — also acting head of the sister secondary school — misrepresented to Zimsec and wrote O’ Level Bible Knowledge for Trynos Rwauya.
During the same session he also supplied Evans Tiki with answers to the Commerce examination, helping both candidates to pass the examinations. Gomana’s case also emanated during the same session when he misrepresented to the exams board and wrote Mathematics and English on behalf of Margaret Marosa who also eventually passed the two subjects. Through a tip off, Zimsec conducted a thorough investigation, which resulted in the exposure of the misrepresentation. Mr Benjamin Negato prosecuted.

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