Limpopo students protest over exam they found 'too hard'
Students of The University of Limpopo were seen standing up at their desks and protesting against an exam paper that was "too difficult".
The students were meant to be writing a philosophy paper, but they found it too hard, so instead of giving it a go, they decided to just retreat from writing the paper altogether and protest it.
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Videos have surfaced on social media of the protest action:
University of Limpopo students are out of order...what nonsense is this? "Marumo"
— Walter Phogole (@LeVodkaSA) August 28, 2018
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Enough about Bonang and phil mphela on Sun city story. University of Limpopo Students left in the exam center saying the exam is too difficult.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/xD8yHk2rC2
— Live A Little (@BornToLeadSA) August 28, 2018
According to Times Live, The University of Limpopo confirmed that students refused to write a scheduled Educational Philosophy test at the campus in Mankweng on Tuesday.
The acting spokesperson for the University, Johannes Slepe, said that a full report on the matter will be released soon.
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