Debate in parliament on 'exam crisis'

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There was a lively debate in parliament on Friday as Francistown South MP, Wynter Mmolotsi moved a motion calling for a commission of inquiry to probe the "examination crisis".

In debating the motion Leader of Opposition, Botsalo Ntuane reminded the House that the opposition is in existence to ensure that the government delivers on its mandate. He pointed an accusing finger at the ministry as being responsible for the examination crisis. Ntuane said the examinations were so scandalous that they call for a commission of inquiry. 

He described the education situation as a metaphor for acceptance of deteriorating standards. "Are we prepared to compromise standards for the sake of political expediency," he questioned rhetorically.

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