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Parents can now breathe a sigh of relief after the Treasury agreed to fund this year’s national exams, set to begin in October. The government is also set to roll out a new learner registration platform, KEMIS, replacing the current NEMIS system.
GOV’T TO COVER EXAM COSTS, LAUNCH NEW LEARNER REGISTRATION SYSTEM
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