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Minister Siviwe Gwarube briefs media on NSC 2025 examination breach findings, 9 Jan | SA News

Minister Gwarube to release findings of National Investigative Task Team (NITT) interim report into NSC 2025 examination breach

The Minister of Basic Education will host a media briefing to formally release the findings of the Interim Report of the National Investigative Task Team into the recent examination breach.

The briefing forms part of the Department’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and the protection of the integrity and credibility of the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations.

During the briefing, the Minister will outline the findings of the investigation, key recommendations, and the Department’s intended actions to strengthen examination security and…

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