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VP Hussein warns senior 4 candidates against cheating

South Sudan’s Vice-President for Service Cluster, Hussein Abdelbagi Akol, has warned senior four students sitting exams across the country against engaging in malpractices.

April 20, 2022
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South Sudan's Vice President for Services Cluster, Hussein Abdelbagi Akol speaks during the launch of the Certificate of Secondary Education at Juba Technical Secondary School in Juba on Wednesday [Photo by Sudans Post]
South Sudan’s Vice President for Services Cluster, Hussein Abdelbagi Akol speaks during the launch of the Certificate of Secondary Education at Juba Technical Secondary School in Juba on Wednesday [Photo by Sudans Post]
JUBA – South Sudan’s Vice-President for Service Cluster, Hussein Abdelbagi Akol, has warned senior four students sitting exams across the country against engaging in malpractices.

This morning, South Sudan kicked off high school exams with over 32,000 students sitting nationwide.

There have been reports of examination fraud and malpractices in South Sudan’s education system.

The examination malpractices have gone up on an unprecedented scale since the country gained independence from Sudan in 2011.

Abdelbagi warned students against indulging in malpractices during Certificate of Secondary Education examinations.

“I would like to appeal to you the candidates of South Sudan Certificate of Secondary Education throughout the country to help us fight examinations malpractices, we don’t need to cheat when taking exams,” Abdelbagi said during the launch of exams at Technical Secondary School in Juba on Wednesday.

Abdelbagi added that “I want to appeal to candidates to make government and education partners’ efforts count by performing best in their examinations.”

Simon Nyok Deng, Secretary-General of the National Examinations Council disclosed that heavy security has been deployed across the country to ensure that examinations malpractices and leakages are prevented.

“We have set up ways and means to ensure secure conduct of these examinations and that is why I said before that we have deployed to every storage stations officers of national security and security have been beefed up across the country,” Deng said.

Deng said that the examination Council will take disciplinary and legal action against such individuals involved in exam malpractices such as leaking papers.

“We have deployed a huge number of national security officers across the nation to ensure that maximize the security of exams and the candidates themselves,” he said.

On 4th March, National Security Service (NSS) arrested and detained at least seven teachers for allegedly leaking out Primary Leaving Examination papers to the social media in February of last year.

The five of the suspects were arrested from Kapoeta Town in Eastern Equatoria State, Yirol West County of Lake State, and Malakal town of Upper Nile State.

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