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Lesufi urges police to apprehend Soweto teacher's killers
Police are investigating the exact circumstances but initial probes have revealed that she was strangled and then stabbed to death.
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Lesufi: Gauteng Education Dept has failed the family of murdered Alex pupil
Qayiya Mgaye was killed, allegedly by a fellow pupil, at the Pholosho Secondary School in Alexandra on Monday.
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6 pupils identified, linked to torching of Glenvista High hall - Lesufi
Grade 12 pupils were supposed to write the paper on Monday afternoon but had to write it out in the open because curtains, a projector screen and electrical wiring in the school hall were torched.
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Lesufi wants curriculum change, overhaul of strategy to deal with teen pregnancy
It has emerged more than 23,000 girls were impregnated between the start of the COVID-19 pandemic last year and March this year. Nearly 1,000 babies were delivered by girls aged between 10 and 14.
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Glenvista High pupils furious after arson attack leaves them doing exams outside
Pupils were supposed to write the paper on Monday afternoon but it appears that some tried to sabotage the exams and allegedly set fire to the curtains, projector screen and electrical wiring in the school hall where grade 12 pupils were supposed to sit.
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Lesufi urges police to expedite investigation into Soshanguve school rape case
During Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi's visit to the Khensani Primary School, he announced that five staff members had been asked not to report to work pending the investigation into the rape of the six-year-old girl.
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Motshekga, Lesufi to monitor primary schools as pupils return to daily classes
The return of learners at primary school level comes on the back of a successful vaccination programme for the education sector, with more than 517,000 personnel having received their vaccines.
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4,000 Gauteng teachers not yet ready to return to work, says MEC Lesufi
Thousands of pupils went back to the classroom on Monday for the start of the third term.
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Lesufi: COVID-19 vaccine jabs crucial to return Gauteng schools to normalcy
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi said the rollout got off to a great start despite some glitches, including a delivery mix-up, which saw the Pfizer vaccine delivered to some sites, instead of the Johnson & Johnson jab.
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Lesufi asks all Gauteng teachers to get vaccine jab as mass drive gets going
Goverment on Wednesday launched its mass vaccination drive for educators, staff and school governing body personnel to receive their single dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
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School principal shot dead at Finetown school
It's understood that the shooting happened at Buyani Primary in Finetown on Friday morning.
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GDE facing budget cuts due to COVID financial constraints - Lesufi
The department has received R135 million less compared to the previous year.
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Lesetja Kganyago: I have a daughter at Cornwall, there's systematic racism there
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi met with management of the private school on Monday morning after a standoff between parents and teachers over allegations of racism and unfair treatment of black pupils.
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Cornwall Hill College hasn't done much to deal with racism claims - Kganyago
South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago's daughter goes to the school. For the past week, parents have been protesting at the school, where pupils had been calling for significant transformation after claims that black children were discriminated against.
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Cornwall Hill College apologises to pupils for slow pace of transformation
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi met with management of the private school on Monday morning after a standoff between parents and teachers over allegations of racism and unfair treatment of black pupils.
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Phase 2 vaccine rollout a first step to a post-COVID country, says Lesufi
As the first day of phase two of the government’s national vaccine rollout plan draws to an end, focus is now turning to plans to bolster the vaccination drive.
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'Nobody should be humiliated' - Lesufi apologises to Theresapark principal
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi has condemned the behaviour of disgruntled parents at Laerskool Theresapark in Pretoria, after they forcefully removed the principal from her office.
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Lesufi disappointed over alleged racism incident at Northriding school
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi visited the Northriding Secondary School on Friday following an altercation between a white teacher and a black learner.
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Lesufi condemns violent Parktown Boys High altercation captured on video
In a video that has been widely shared, a grade 12 pupil can be seen attacking another before being stopped by a group of pupils.
