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School rationalisation goes ahead

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Newsletter| The head of the Eastern Cape education department, Themba Kojana, has defended the rationalisation of schools that have too few pupils, which are closed and merged with more viable ones

 

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Immediately after 1994 till today political deployees migrates to better suburban areas leaving voters in RURAL & TOWNSHIP areas thinking those who resides in rural & township areas all of them are imbeciles. A bill is needed to force political deployees to use this rural schools

Anc government closing a school instead of developing it. Anc purpose is to destroy African child. Why our children are leaving their schools in their neighbourhood to the far better schools in suburbs? It's because of the collapse of the education particularly in black areas.

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