IFP demands answers on plans to prevent loadshedding during exams
21 October 2022
The IFP in the KZN Legislature calls upon the KZN MEC for Education, Mbali Frazer, to present a detailed plan of the measures currently in place to prevent the disruption of examinations in KZN during loadshedding.
The 2022 National Senior Certificate final exams will begin on 31 October and continue until 7 December.
KwaZulu-Natal is grappling with loadshedding, with electricity blackouts continuing for several hours each day and night as Eskom battles to keep the lights on. Therefore, it is imperative that the KZN MEC for Education restore confidence - for parents and learners - that examinations will not be disrupted by loadshedding. The MEC must present a detailed plan on the contingency measures currently in place to prevent loadshedding during examinations. This is non-negotiable, and no excuses will be tolerated.
The IFP demands that the KZN MEC provide answers to the following: