Pupil placement problems persist in Western Cape

We’re already halfway through the first semester of the academic year and over 1,400 Western Cape pupils still haven’t seen the inside of a classroom.

The province has been struggling with school placements since before teaching even started.

Western Cape Education MEC David Maynier says the bulk of those that haven’t been placed are extremely late applicants.

“We will be working around the clock to place those learners as soon as possible here in the Western Cape,” he said.

“Our district teams are working around the clock to resolve those issues. I would prefer it to be days and weeks, rather than months. As soon as possible we will try and ensure that these cases are resolved.”

The real challenge is a shortage in the number of available schools to accommodate the number of pupils.

Source: eNCA

In other news – DJ Zinhle’s husband, Morda won’t attend AKA’s funeral – Here’s why

DJ Zinhle‘s husband, DJ and music producer Bongani Mohosana, will not be attending the memorial and funeral service of the late AKA, who shares a child with Zinhle. The information was revealed in a press statement by AKA’s family today, 14 February.

“We’d also like to acknowledge our extended family, the Mohosanas, for their unwavering support during this time, as Bongani Mohosana will be in absentia at the memorial and funeral due to observing cultural protocol,” said the statement. Learn More

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