Matrics: History paper 1 was easy!

By: Nhlanhla Khomola • 30 Oct 2024

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Themba Mabunda and Rifuwo Thsbalala say they did well in their history exam. Photo by Nhlanhla Khomola

Themba was well-prepared, staying up until 3 am to study.

GRADE 12 pupils at Progress Comprehensive High School in Pimville, Soweto, find their History Paper 1 a breeze.

Themba Mabunda said: "It was source-based, but I prefer essays, so I wrote two essays, each three and a half pages long. The source-based questions were easy. I think I did well. I tried my best."

Themba was well-prepared, staying up until 3am to study.

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Rifuwo Tshabalala also felt confident about his performance.

"I have been ready since last Friday. I took my time to study and attended extra lessons. I wouldn't say it was easy peasy, but I know I did well," he said.

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Nhlanhla Khomola

Passionate news journalist with a strong interest in investigative reporting, crime, courts, social justice and community news. Dedicated to uncovering the truth, Nhlanhla is committed to telling impactful stories that give a voice to ordinary people while holding those in positions of power accountable