Wesley Neumann supporters gather on World Teacher’s Day as legal battle rages

Cape Town – On World Teacher’s Day, supporters of former Heathfield High principal Wesley Neumann gathered to reaffirm their support as the legal battle with the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) rages on.

Political parties, trade unions, non-governmental organisations, learners, parents among others, attended a media briefing regarding the matter, at the Wave Café Theatre in Long Street.

Guest speakers included Al Jama-ah Party leader Ganief Hendricks, United South Africa president Colleen Titus, the GOOD Party’s Brett Herron, the ANC’s Muhammad Khalid Sayed, and SA 1st forum convener and advocate Rod Solomons, among others.

Neumann had refused to reopen the school during the…

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National govt should fund Blue Dot taxi programme – DA WCape - POLITICS

Party says initiative is the first of its kind in SA and has demonstrated effectiveness in improving driving behaviour WC Shutdown: National Government should consider funding the Blue Dot taxi programme 18 November 2022 The DA appeals that the National …

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Western Cape Education Department to release May/June matric results

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Posted in Johannesburg, Matric

Deputy minister says Western Cape schools owe R53m to municipalities and Eskom

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