Ethiopian officials have blocked social media sites across the country until the national school examination is concluded on Wednesday.
Facebook and other mobile apps have been disabled since Saturday, and citizens are complaining.
The government communications office said Sunday that the blocking of sites is meant to ensure an “orderly exam process” that begins on Monday.
An online leak of national exam sheets in May forced the tests to be postponed. Some opposition media claimed responsibility for the leaks. Many have called it an embarrassment for the government.
they didn’t consider college students. we rely on internet sources.think b4 u decide.mxiiiii
Zikakhala kwa azathu ndie kuyamikira but kutakhala kuno ndie kuti kukhala mademo as if mudauyambitsa ndinu! mxiiiiiiiiii
Shit headed people they can’t even see their own stupidity. You’re 100 % right my bro.
Shit headed people they can’t even see their own stupidity. You’re 100 % right my bro.
4 the sake of avoiding cheating, t seems 2 be a gud idea
Chilungamo chitetezo chenicheni pankhani za mayeso kuchepesa chinyengo. Kukanakhala kuno APM akanakhala Pitala wanuyi kapena bwampini wanuyi. Osusa ndi amabungwe ntchito inapezeka
Kupanga ku Malawi zimenezo ndiye kuti president asowa ntendele kwambiri
yaah this is de gud news
OK BT osamabela
Thts good I lyk it coz ana amasiku ano amakhala busy on whatsap & Facebook kuyiwala za xool nde apopo mwaitha asanamizire dzina
Thats the spirit
leonard its not like that acording to my opinion.it should be to avoid pupuz or students to worst time for useless thngs so called chartng.
this should be extended evn to our countries.
A good move