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Panyaza Lesufi: Matric exams shouldn’t be changed because of COVID-19 impact
Lesufi said the paper has already been set and it should remain the same.
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Lesufi pleased with resumption of classes; planning for second COVID-19 wave
Millions of pupils returned to class on Monday morning following a precautionary break in July due to the coronavirus outbreak. Many of the pupils had not been on school grounds since March earlier this year.
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Lesufi: The mistrust between the leadership and our people is growing daily
During his tribute to the late Andrew Mlangeni, deputy chairperson of the African National Congress in Gauteng spoke about the state of the ANC. #RIPAndrewMlangeni #ANC #PanyazaLesufi
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Lesufi: No pupil will be deregistered if they don’t return due to COVID-19
The Basic Education Department said about 2% of all pupils in the country have opted not to return to the classroom.
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Pupils will not be deregistered if they don't return to school - Panyaza Lesufi
Education MEC says the province has introduced measures for parents who aren't comfortable in sending their kids back to school.
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Lesufi: AfriForum trying to silence me over Orania views
AfriForum is seeking legal action following claims by the MEC of an alleged assassination plot against him last year.
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AfriForum to sue Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi for defamation
This stems from allegations that Lesufi made last year that the organisation was trying to assassinate him.
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Over 100,000 pupils registered so far in Gauteng for 2021 admissions
Although many parents managed to register their children on the first day, there was a problem with the link to the Department of Home Affairs database.
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GDE receives over 60,000 online applications for pupil admissions
The online application process for grades 1 and 8 pupils opened on Thursday morning for the 2021 academic year.
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Enock Mpianzi's family suing Gauteng Education Dept for R10m
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi made the announcement on Monday afternoon while giving an update on the resumption of the 2020 academic year.
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GDE: 9 schools still closed due to vandalism, lack of water & sanitation
The 2020 academic year finally resumed after more than two months due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the national lockdown regulations.
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Around 69 GP schools may not open come Monday
Lesufi said the suspension of construction work under levels 4 and 5 of the lockdown had delayed the completion of renovations at many government schools in the province.
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Lesufi confident Gauteng schools ready for second attempt at reopening
Lesufi gave an update on the readiness of schools for next week during the province's COVID-19 weekly update after DBE Minister Angie Motshekga made a u-turn on an earlier decision to reopen schools on 1 June, giving 8 June as the new date.
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Parktown Boys' High principal back at work as GDE wraps up Enock Mpianzi probe
Malcolm Williams was suspended by Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi in January as part of the process to investigate the tragic death of 13-year-old Enock Mpianzi at the beginning of the year.
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Lesufi confident parents will allow pupils to return to school on Monday
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi visited Ga-Rankuwa Primary School, north of Pretoria on Tuesday to assess the state of readiness.
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No PPEs, means no reopening of schools in Gauteng, says MEC Lesufi
The MEC on Thursday gave an update on Gauteng province’s state of readiness ahead of the re- opening of schools next month.
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2 more suspects arrested in Gauteng for school burglaries, vandalism
It’s understood the pair were found in possession of suspected stolen property linked to break-ins in Katlehong and Sebokeng.
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Lesufi: Gauteng Education Dept wants answers over school arson attacks
In the latest fire, Soshanguve High School was severely damaged on Wednesday. It is the fourth school to be targeted in the area during the national lockdown.
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Report into Enock Mpianzi's death finds Parktown Boys' High negligent
The report has recommended that action be taken against the relevant educators and headmaster and that there was liability by the school in the death of the grade 8 pupil while on a school camp.
