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Matric results allegedly sold online for R100 ahead of official release

by Staff Bona
Classroom picture: Pexels

Education activist Hendrick Makaneta has reportedly urged the Department of Basic Education (DBE) to clarify allegations that matric results are being sold online for R100 ahead of their official release.

Reports on social media claim that matric exam results are being sold online for R100.

This comes ahead of the official release of the results scheduled for Monday, 13 January, 2025.

NSC matric results are being sold on a website for R100. Students are able to get the full results with percentages.

How is this possible?
Who is making money? How did the results leak days before the official release. @DBE_SA has to explain. @GovernmentZA @EducationGP1

— Yusuf Abramjee (@Abramjee) January 11, 2025

According to SABC News, Makaneta expressed concern about the potential breach of data security and violation of learners’ privacy, warning that such actions undermine confidence in the education system.

He called for an internal investigation and suggested involving the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to ensure accountability.

It is being reported that some matric students from the class of 2024 who’s results were supposed to be officially only released to them on the 14th of January 2025 (this Tuesday) are using a certain illegal website to get their results early. All they have to do is pay R100. pic.twitter.com/0Z3eHAGaJe

— All Things Current Affairs (@A_T_C_A) January 12, 2025

‘The situation is a cause for great concern. If true, this suggests a potential breach of data security and a violation of learners’ rights to privacy. The sale of results, whether legitimate or not, undermines public confidence in the education system and casts doubt on the DBE’s ability to secure its systems. In light of these developments, we urge the DBE to conduct an internal investigation and call on the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to intervene to ensure transparency and accountability,’ the report quoted Makaneta as saying.

The DBE has yet to comment on the allegations.

 

Complied by Betha Madhomu

First published on Cape Town ETC. 

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