“Most observations from our provincial offices highlight the shortage or inadequacy of water and sanitation, as well as personal protective equipment. Some even reported that the necessary training was still outstanding,” said Brooks.
“The commission has received confirmation through its provincial office in the Northern Cape, that the Northern Cape MEC for education has announced that schools in the province will not be ready to reopen by June 1 and that they are looking at learners returning to school on June 8 instead.”
FloydShivambu CPUT Students Haven't Received any Data or Laptops but the Pedagogy (Online Learning) is commencing on Monday. Can the Government intervene as our Institution has failed us. FreeEducationNow CPUTMUSTFALL
FloydShivambu This is serious. The DBE is not listening and schools are set to open on Monday! The EFF needs to ACT and do something about this!
The government stolen so much instead of providing the basics. Serves them right. How are they going to ever sort this mess out. Kids need an education. We can’t afford to waste the year.
DBE_SA angie_motshekga until proper proof of how many schools you visited especially in the rurals and townships we will not back down, you not taking our societies lives serious plus no PPE’s at schools, you are not ready and you know it. SadtuNational society wants proof
FloydShivambu Schools must remain closed! We cannot assume the role of sheep being ushered in the slaughterhouse.Parents must not send their kids to that circus show on Monday.We cannot relegate the safety of children to the Department, when they themselves don't know what the hell their doing
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