Gauteng MEC for Education Panyaza Lesufi announced this on Thursday while checking the readiness of some schools in the province.
"There will be areas that come back later on and not necessarily on the first of June depending on the circumstances. Generally we've had no problems, we're expecting everyone to come back, " Lesufi said. Meanwhile, Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has stuck to her guns on plans by her department to re-open schools on June 1."We made the case and explained why we have taken the decision to send children to school," she said.
"We are saying don't stand in the way of children and parents who want to come to school," Motshekga said.
TheStar_news angie_motshekga Lesufi this is what you were misleading the society about? Testing of teachers, kids and other supporting staff hasn’t been done but u forcing them to go are unprofessional and irresponsible only thinking of yourselves, people are dying😡