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Union calls for safety of teachers, learners to be prioritised amid second wave

Teachers’ union the Suid Afrikaanse Onderwysers Unie (SAOU) says it will continue engaging with government to ensure the continuity of the school year amidst the second wave of the coronavirus. Schools are set to reopen on January 27. The SAOU says that so far, 1 059 teachers have lost their lives to COVID-19, while several thousands of educators are infected. The union’s Chris Klopper says the safety of learners and […]

6 January 2021

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FMF to impact on new educators

In recent weeks, South Africa has witnessed a wave of unrest at universities throughout the country as the #FeesMustfall movement continues their call for decolonised education. As a result of protests, increased uncertainty surrounding the completion of the academic year has left government in a state of limbo as positions in vital sectors await new submissions. While the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) has in recent years worked tirelessly to […]

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Union calls for safety of teachers, learners to be prioritised amid second wave

FMF to impact on new educators

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