Uncertainty and confusion continue as Motshekga delays briefing on school reopening

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The Human Rights Commission and several other groups have expressed strong opposition to the reopening plan, which appears now to be on ice again.

The media briefing by the Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, which was scheduled for this evening at 6pm, has now been rescheduled “due to the minister being engaged in further consultations on the readiness for the reopening of schools”, her department has advised.

The South African Human Rights Commission said on Thursday that it had written to Motshekga, to recommend that she reconsider the 1 June date. One SA Movement founder and former DA leader Mmusi Maimane alsoBoth he and the SAHRC said on Saturday that they would go to court to stop the reopening, if necessary.

“It is thus important that necessary minimum conditions that need to be met for the re-opening of schools, such as access to adequate clean water and sanitation, social distancing, the availability of personal protective equipment, training and the general sanitisation of schools, are met,” it said. “Some even reported that the necessary training was still outstanding. Other observations made during monitoring in provinces are that the levels of readiness for many rural schools are significantly low, so the monitoring continues,” the commission added.

“The various teachers’ unions have urged us that the conditions necessary for the proposed opening of schools for Grade 7 and 12 learners, announced by yourselves, have not yet been met. They said that they based this conclusion upon their own observations on the ground.

 

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Which South Africans are confused? Let's bear with our leaders in this crisis. You can bear with Cyril and nobody else.... What a shame.

NhlamuloTshabz 🤣 time to fire this women

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Incompetence at its best!

This is a lesson for Government to see what are the REAL impacts of their LACK OF SERVICES DELIVERY .

Hi, I think you are one very confused ANC member

The minister of basic education is incompetent and tired period

Wow, words fail me today

Go to school.

Who will she be briefing tomorrow? Uzokhuluma yedwa

This minister is clueless..

She's drunk on power

My god woman, if you are so unorganized and unprepared, how do u expect children, teachers and parents to trust ur decision? 🙄🙄🤔🤔

Nothing new!!! She always does this. It goes to show she does not know what to do and do her job. To forget about grades 1 and 2 tells you alot about about the minister.

She looks confused.

So do you go to school tomorrow or not? Is she going to tell us when we are all at school if we should go to school or not?

You right about one thing... confusing continue....

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