Mother concerned about kuruman school closures
‘NC prepared for influx of pupils’
Northern Cape Education Dept says it's prepared for the influx of school kids next year.
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'Kuruman matrics won't have to repeat entire year'
Over 50 schools were shut down in June for three months by a community group known as the Local Road Forum.
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Kuruman: Dept has high hopes for study camps
More than 460 Kuruman matriculants have been deregistered and will not sit for their final exams next month.
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No final matric exams for Kuruman schools
Education Dept says matriculants in Kuruman won’t write their final exams which begin next month.
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Kuruman: Dept hopeful schooling will resume soon
The education dept remains hopeful schooling will resume soon after teachers returned this week.
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NC matriculants will 'not be' deregistered
The Basic Education Department remains adamant that 469 NC matrics will sit for their final exams.
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Efforts to reopen NC schools fail
Minister Angie Motshekga visited the Kuruman region where there has been no schooling since 5 June.
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Efforts to reopen NC schools underway
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga will make an announcement on the matter today.
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Concern mounts over Kuruman matrics
A total of 54 institutions have been closed for the past two months due to protest action.
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Kuruman: DA to lay criminal charges against closures
An estimated 17,000 learners in the Northern Cape have not attended classes since 5 June.
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Hawks probe Kuruman vandalism
Several schools were targeted in a protest over the poor state of roads in Kuruman.
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Concern over Kuruman school closures
An estimated 17,000 pupils in Kuruman haven’t been to school in over two months.
