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South Africa: Education Dept Lying About Textbooks - Cope
SAPA, 12 February 2013
The basic education department is lying about the state of textbooks delivery in Limpopo schools, the Congress of the People said on Tuesday. Read more »
South Africa's Textbook Deception?
The basic education department has been accused of lying about the delivery of textbooks to schools in the Limpopo province. They yesterday confirmed that all school in that province had received books. The Democratic Alliance and now Cope have said that government is deceiving the public on the textbook delivery.Video
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11 February 2013
South Africa's Basic Education Department on Limpopo Textbooks
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South Africa's basic education department says that they have delivered all necessary textbooks to schools in the Limpopo province but opposition, the ... see more »
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South Africa: More Textbook Deception From Minister
DA, 11 February 2013
Minister Angie Motshekga has done the learners of Limpopo a great disservice today by refusing to accept responsibility for textbook shortages in schools. Read more »
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South Africa: The Department of Basic Education Provides Proof That Texbooks Are Delivered
Govt of SA, 11 February 2013
The Department of Basic Education has strongly rejected reports that some schools in Limpopo had not received textbooks. The department has provided proof that the schools… Read more »
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The basic education minister expressed her shock after learning of the non-delivery of textbooks for Grade 10 pupils in Limpopo. Read more »
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The discovery of another load of textbooks dumped in Limpopo has been met with shock as it further compounds the province's education crisis and deals a blow to the catch-up plan ... Read more »
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School books aren't delivered for half the year, blind pupils are receiving books meant for sighted pupils and dodgy tenders and middlemen are highly correlated with inflated costs ... Read more »
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President Jacob Zuma has appointed a task team to investigate the protracted delivery of textbooks to schools in Limpopo. Read more »
