South Africa's Teachers' Strike Affecting Learners
- Author:
- enewschannel
- Publisher:
- enewschannel
- Publication Date:
- 24 April 2013
- Tags:
- Education, Labour, South Africa
As thousands of teachers took to the streets in protest, hundreds of schoolchildren were left to fend for themselves in the classroom. One Soweto teenager is especially concerned about the impact the strike is having on his matric year.
Meanwhile.....Federation of trade unions Cosatu has threatened more strike action in support of the Sadtu strike if President Jacob Zuma does not comply with the teachers' union demands. Sadtu has given the Presidency 21 days to respond to its memorandum.
Teachers' Strike Hits South Africa
- School Governing Bodies Condemn Sadtu Protest
- VIDEO: Labour Federation Cosatu Joins Teachers' Strike in South Africa
- SADTU's Action Affects Exclusively Poor Communities
- Police Struggle to Control Protesters
- Basic Education Says Teaching Must Continue
- Striking Teachers Face Disciplinary Action
- HRC Must Investigate SADTU's Intimidation of Our Children
- Department of Basic Education Reiterates That Learning and Teaching Must Proceed On 24 April 2013
- SADTU Industrial Action - Learners Must Ignore Call and Attend School Tomorrow
- SADTU Media Statement On the March
- Drastic Action to Be Taken By Department of Basic Education
- Municipal Workers Support Sadtu's Calls for Minister and Dg to Resign
- Minister Motshekga Is Amazed At the Sadtu's Continued Action
- Motshekga Not Doing Enough to Stop Illegal Sadtu Strike Action
- Sadtu's Proposed Go-Slow Constitutes an Illegal Strike.
- Showdown Looms Between Motshekga and Education Activists
S Africa Union Unhappy with Minister's Work
- SADTU Calls for Basic Education Minister's Resignation
- Minister Motshekga Finds Sadtu's Call for Her Resignation Regrettable
- Mud Schools - a Decade of Lying to Children
- More Textbook Deception From Minister
- 42 000 Textbooks - Minister Must Break Her Silence
- Basic Education Department Admits Shortage of 42 000 Textbooks
- Briefing Statement By Minister of Education Angie Motshekga On the Occasion of the Post-State of the Nation Address Ministerial Briefing On Government Priority - Education
A Battle for More Teachers in South Africa
- Ecape Teacher Shortage Heads for Court
- 'What's Up Teach?' - Starting the Conversation
- VIDEO: Parents in South Africa's Eastern Cape March for More Teachers
- SA to Crack Down On Absentee Teachers
- Minister Must Introduce Performance Contracts to Reduce Teacher Absenteeism
- Eastern Cape Teacher Crisis - Minister Motshekga Must Account to Parliament
S African Bank Buckles Under Pressure Over Ad
- Motshekga Disappointed At SMS Leaks
- FNB Caved in to ANC Bullying
- VIDEO: South Africa: First National Bank Ad Discussions & The Bank Apologises to Rulling Party
- Joint Statement of the ANC and FNB On the 'You Can Help' Interview Clips
- SADTU Adds Its Voice in the Call to FNB to Stop Using School Children to Spread Its Propaganda
- Presidency Disappointed At First National Bank (FNB) Adverts
- First National Blunder
- Presidency Disappointed At FNB Adverts
- ANC Condemns FNB Advertisement
- ANC Response to FNB Commercial Reminiscent of Apartheid Censorship
- VIDEO: FNB You Can Help - A Message from South Africa's Children
South Africa: Limpopo Textbook Saga Haunts Ministry
- Textbook Issue Unacceptable - Motshekga
- Minister Motshekga Declines DA Offer of Fleet to Deliver Textbooks
- DA Offers Fleet of Vehicles to Minister to Deliver Limpopo Textbooks
- Independent Inquiry Must Be Appointed to Investigate Limpopo Textbook Crisis
- Minister Wants Full Report On Textbook Delay
- Limpopo Textbooks Still in Warehouse - Minister in Contempt of Court
- Minister Motshekga Must Explain Failure to Comply With Textbook Court Order
- Limpopo Textbook Crisis - Minister Motshekga Should Stop Defending and Start Acting
- Limpopo Education Explains 'Selowe Primary School' Saga
