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Matric exam rewrites: Education dept 'bullied' into decision, court hears | News24

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The decision to have matric pupils rewrite the Mathematics Paper 2 and Physical Science Paper 2 exams was not taken rationally and was the result of "bullying" tactics by quality assurer Umalusi.

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