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DBE obliged to declare post establishment

By cindy, 6 August 2012 Posted in: Media Statements, Right to Access Basic Education

DBE obliged to declare post establishment

Tags: accountabilityBasic educationEastern CapeEducationHigh CourtLitigationpost establishmentteachersVacancy

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Too many children left behind: Exclusion in the South African Inclusive Education System

By admin, 14 August 2016
Posted in: Learners With Disabilities, Media Statements, Research reports, Right to Access Basic Education

Children with extremely severe intellectual disabilities must be properly accommodated in the education system, they cannot be disregarded as ineducable or too costly to educate. This is according to the South Africa’s Constitution and a 2011 judgment of the High Court and reiterated in a SECTION27 report” Too Many Left…

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Too many children left behind: Exclusion in the South African Inclusive Education System

Press statement: SECTION27 congratulates Competition Commission on recent successes

By cindytest, 25 June 2013
Posted in: Good governance and accountability, Media Statements

SECTION27 congratulates the Competition Commission of South Africa on its recent groundbreaking and far-reaching successes in prosecuting anti-competitive behavior in the telecoms and construction sectors. Both these sectors are integral in improving the lives of South Africans through their role in information provision and communication (on the part of Telkom) and infrastructure development (by construction companies).

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SECTION27 MEDIA BRIEFING: RELEASE OF LIMPOPO TEXTBOOK REPORT

By cindy, 16 July 2012
Posted in: Media Statements, Right to Access Basic Education, Textbooks

SECTION27 together with the Department of Basic Education will release the report on the verification of textbook delivery in Limpopo conducted by Professor Mary Metcalfe and her verification team at 12h45 today, Monday 16th July, at SECTION27’s offices: 6th Floor, Braamfontein Centre, 23 Jorissen Street, Braamfontein.

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In light of the announcement by President Ramaphosa on Sunday 15 March 2020 that Covid-19 has been declared a national disaster, we have decided to take the following measures to protect our staff and limit the spread of the CoVid-19 virus.

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Our advice desk will only conduct telephonic consultations.

The number to call or Whatsapp is 060 754 0751.