BOSETU sues ministry over invigilation

The move comes after the ministry ignored an ultimatum from the union to withdraw the instructions forcing headmasters to ensure invigilation during examinations.

"We have since instructed our lawyers to go ahead with legal proceedings because we have not seen any retraction on their side but more letters being written by the education officers instructing teachers to invigilate," said BOSETU deputy secretary general Tobokani Rari. Recently, the union through its lawyer, Sefelani Thapelo fired a letter to the ministry warning that it must refrain from intimidating school heads over exam invigilation.