Western Cape Education MEC Debbie Schafer says Matric learners do not reach exam centres today, due to protest action, will get another opportunity to sit for their exams before the end of the year. Several Cape Town roads are currently closed due to unrest and protests, affecting major travelling routes. Sections of the N-2, R-300 and Badel Powell Drive have been closed.

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