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40 Knowstics Academy Students In Limbo As Lower Sixth Classes Begin

3 weeks agoMon, 27 Jan 2025 08:50:13 GMT
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40 Knowstics Academy Students In Limbo As Lower Sixth Classes Begin

More than 40 students from Knowstics Academy who sat for Ordinary Level examinations in 2024 will not be able to join thousands of learners across the country who will start Lower Sixth classes this Monday, as they have not yet received their Cambridge Ordinary Level results.

School authorities allegedly embezzled over US$40,000 in examination fees.

While most learners studying at private schools received their results on time, these 40 students are still awaiting theirs as the British Council is reportedly demanding payment of the examination fees before releasing the results.

The government is trying to engage both parties to resolve the issue, but the process is hindered by the fact that both the school, currently under judicial management, and the examination board are private entities, making it difficult to find a mutually beneficial solution.

Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Torerai Moyo, told The Herald on Friday that if the dispute had been between ZIMSEC and the school, the ministry could have intervened more swiftly.

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The British Council of Zimbabwe has said they will not release the results until the school pays the balance of US$22,000, citing a breach of contract.

When contacted for comment by The Herald on Sunday, the school’s corporate rescue practitioner, Bhudhama Chikamhi, said:

There is no progress yet regarding the release of results; we are still where we were last time.

However, Chikamhi said not all 40 students would be stranded, as some had also sat for the ZIMSEC O-level exams and could use those results, giving them alternative options to further their education.

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12 Comments

Anonymous · 3 weeks ago
Pane connection apa......dai ari Jokoniya zvake aita yake yake zvake iyezvino angave avakuziva kuti zvidhinha zvingani zvakavaka Chikurubi Maximum....!
Anonymous · 3 weeks ago
Kana Constitution yenyika ichiti ibasa rehurumende kuona kuti mwana wese awana dzidzo, saka ngaipe British Council mati vana vaende kuskuru. Recovery inozoitwa later. Ko chiri kutadzisa prosecution chiiko. Asi Head is connected?
Anonymous · 3 weeks ago
ngaipe British Council mari ...
Gegeja · 3 weeks ago
team rakadya mari ngarirowe marecovery
jaa · 3 weeks ago
chivhayo dayi wabatsira vana.
ZimSketch · 3 weeks ago
Mukuwapasi always embbezzle school funds. check with the former schools he had lead....
Sir African · 3 weeks ago
Problems at Knostics started why back 2023.Parents should have been weary of this school because of the wraggles that took place then.Whoever is responsible must be arrested and face the music.That was very cruel indeed
Talkmore · 3 weeks ago
let's hope the school will act expeditiously so that those pupils have their results otherwise its baseless to be driven in limbo whilst the embezellers drive in limo
Sir African · 3 weeks ago
@Talkmore.There were disagreements at the school between board members before and I understand the school per se was destroyed by some board members over ownership and it was leading classroom somewhere else.
Sir African · 3 weeks ago
This story is poorly reported we are not told whether the person responsible for the results to be held by the British Council was arrested or not..Pindula if you have better news please do not write this story again .Enough is enough.
TAXPAYERS · 3 weeks ago
hapana anesimba rekusunga mumwe for nw cz haisi nyaya yema headman nema chairman,,,, this is not a goat scam

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