Hundreds of school children, especially in poorer areas, have been left to fend for themselves as teachers continue to protest for better wages , working conditions and theresignation of Basic Education minister Angie Motshekga and her Director General Bobby Soobrayan. Federation of trade unions Cosatu has threatened more strike action if President Jacob Zuma does not comply with the teachers' union demands and respond to a memorandum in 21 days.
Teachers from around the country marched on the Union Buildings in Pretoria and Parliament in Cape Town - handing over their list of complaints. Among ... see more »
Student affected by teachers strike works from home
The South African Democratic Teachers Union(SADTU) has called the Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga to immediately hand in her resignation. Read more »
South Africa's basic education minister, Angie Motshekga, is being dragged to court over the issue of a lack of teachers in the Eastern Cape. A teachers union earlier called for ... Read more »
A leading bank has apologises for commercials which allegedly took a swipe at President Jacob Zuma's government. First Rand Bank CEO Sizwe Nxasana has also apologised to Basic ... Read more »
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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