Disruption of Koffiefontein schools disappoint Sadtu

Loading player...
The violent protests in Koffiefontein that led to the abrupt relocation of hundreds of matriculants from four different schools to places of safety have been described as unfortunate by the South African Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu). The unions’ Secretary General (SG) in the Free State, Makholoane Moloi, tells OFM News that the union is disappointed with the development in Koffiefontein. His reaction comes as 195 matric pupils have been relocated to four places of safety after violent protests left pupils between a rock and a hard place due to the ongoing service delivery protests against the troubled Letsemeng Local Municipality.
24 Oct 2018 9AM English South Africa News · Business

Other recent episodes

Naledi Nhlapo represents South Africa in boccia

After earning the opportunity to represent South Africa internationally, the first-year university student hopes to improve her skills, achieve greater success and inspire other people with disabilities to pursue their dreams.
24 Oct 4AM 6 min

Selelekela Secondary School learner denied exam access

The Free State Department of Education has suspended the principal of Selelekela Secondary School in QwaQwa after a matric learner was allegedly denied access to an examination room over outstanding school fees.
24 Oct 3AM 1 min