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‘The principal is not a suspect’, says Lesufi
MEC Panyaza Lesufi held a private meeting with parents following the announcement of Parktown Boys' High principal Malcolm Williams' suspension.
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Lesufi questions why ‘death camp’ still used by schools
Following Enock Mpianzi's death, Eyewitness News revealed that at least four other pupils died at the Nyati Bush and River Break Lodge during school camps.
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Lesufi suspends Parktown Boys' headmaster, says camp was unauthorised
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says Parktown Boys' management failed to get approval from the district when taking grade 8 pupils on a trip that claimed the life of Enock Mpianzi. Lesufi has released the findings into a preliminary report after the 13-year-old boy died at a school orientation camp at the Nyati Bush and River Break Lodge last week. The MEC has announced the decision to suspend Parktown Boys' headmaster Malcolm Williams.
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Lesufi: District and head office did not approve Parktown Boys' trip to Nyati
Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi has released the findings into a preliminary report after Enock Mpianzi died at a school orientation camp near Brits last week.
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TIMELINE: Child drownings at Nyati date back to 1999
Between 1999 and 2020, at least 5 children have drowned during school camps at the Nyati Bush and Riverbreak venue.
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More drowning cases at Nyati lodge emerge after Enock Mpianzi's death
The lodge came under fire after Parktown Boys’ High pupil Enock Mpianzi died there last week under questionable circumstances.
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Open letter to Parktown Boys' headmaster: Enock deserved more
As the father of a Parktown Boy's High School pupil, Rams Mabote condemns the brotherhood of silence and the conspiracy of lies after the death of Enock Mpianzi.
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CARTOON: #RIPEnock
Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Enock Mpianzi’s death reopens old wounds for two other families
Another pupil, 14-year-old Portia Sowela, also didn’t make it home after attending a sports camp at the lodge in 1999.
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MEC Lesufi to give update on dept's handling of Enoch Mpianzi's drowning
Grade 8 pupil Enoch Mpianzi drowned at an orientation camp in Brits, North West, last week.
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Parktown Boys' pupil: They ignored me when I said Enock was missing
Following the tragic drowning of Enock Mpianzi during a school camp, another pupil from Parktown Boys' High School who was part of the same camp says that he tried to inform the camp facilitators and teachers about Mpianzi's disappearance but was rudely dismissed.
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Lesufi vows to act against Parktown Boys' High in the next 48 hours
'No one must hide the facts, no one must hide the truth and no one must hide behind a broomstick,' Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi said.
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Nyati Bush lodge was 'unaware' of the first drowning incident
Eyewitness News has revealed another drowning incident happened at the same lodge 10 years ago when a grade 12 girl from Kimberley died during a hockey camp.
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No entry & no answers - Enock Mpianzi’s family visit NW lodge
The family of Parktown Boys' High School pupil Enock Mpianzi visited the Nyati Bush and Riverbreak Lodge in Brits where the 13-year-old boy drowned during a Grade 8 orientation camp last week.
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GALLERY: Enock Mpianzi's family in emotional visit to Nyati resort
There were emotional scenes as the family of Parktown Boys' High School pupil Enock Mpianzi visited the Nyati Bush and Riverbreak where he drowned.
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Enock Mpianzi’s family criticise search & rescue operations at NW lodge
The 13-year-old drowned at a Parktown Boys’ High School orientation camp at the Nyati Bush and River Break Lodge in Brits, North West, last week.
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GALLERY: Nyati resort denies access to SAHRC after Enoch Mpianzi drowning
The SA Human Rights Commission attempted to visit the Nyati Bush and River Break resort in Brits where Parktown Boys' High School learner Enoch Mpianzi drowned. The SAHRC were denied entry to the resort.
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SAHRC denied access at NW resort where Enock Mpianzi died
The SAHRC was legally representing the Parktown Boys' High School pupil after he died at a grade 8 orientation camp.
