Court clears path for 2025 exams

Wednesday, September 24, 2025 | 690 Views |

Nono Kgafela-Mokoka. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Minister of Child Welfare and Basic Education, Nono Mokoka-Kgafela yesterday declared that the 2025 examinations will proceed as planned after the urgent application to interdict the seating of examinations was dismissed by the Maun High Court.

There was fear or doubt that the 2025 examinations will not continue as planned after one teacher approached the courts to intervene. This was confirmed by the minister yesterday during a media briefing.

“The 2025 examinations were planned to run without any interruptions until one teacher of the French syllabus at Morama Junior Secondary School made an urgent application to the court of law to interdict the 2025 examination process,” the minister said.

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