More than 43,000 teachers and school-based staff across the Western Cape will return to work on Monday morning to prepare to welcome over a million learners back to their classrooms on Wednesday for the start of the 2023 academic year.
Education MEC David Maynier: “I would like to wish all our educators and staff a successful year ahead. Teaching is a noble profession and takes dedication, commitment, a lot of hard work, and patience. In 2023, we need to get back on track by recovering the learning losses we’ve experienced over the past two years.”
Maynier said that the procurement and delivery of essential items had been done well in advance to ensure that teaching and learning takes place from day one.
He said that officials were ready to tackle any new requirements due to late applications or unexpected demand or needs in communities.
-EWN
In other news – Somizi shares his thoughts on Enhle Mbali scandal
Mzansi media personality and businessman, Somizi Mhlongo has weighed in on the cheating scandal which has sparked a conversation on social media. Actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa is accused of cheating with Justice Huni, who is married to Valentino Bango.
Valentino released some audio recordings of her and Enhle where she confronted her on their decision to ‘continue.’ Enhle then revealed in the recording that she did her research on polygamy. Somizi Mhlongo has weighed in on the drama. Without mentioning any names, he defended side chicks saying wives should focus on reprimanding their husbands. Learn More
