The university received a tip-off from students that some of their counterparts had been able to access exam papers.
JOHANNESBURG - The University of South Africa says all exam papers where there has been evidence of leaks will be rewritten and those behind the scandal will be prosecuted.
The institution has now roped in police and has instituted a forensic audit after the May/June papers were compromised. The university said out of the over 2,000 papers that had been written so far, eight might have been affected.
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