CAPE TOWN - The Western Cape Education Department said that the return of the second wave of pupils went relatively smoothly.
However, there have been mixed views from teacher unions, communities and organisations about the return ahead of the peak in COVID-19 infections. MEC Schafer said that while there were no widespread disruptions, there were a number of threats and attempts by communities to close schools.
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