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Komape Structural Order – Report

By admin, 1 October 2018 Posted in: Court papers, Right to Access Basic Education, Safe school infrastructure, Uncategorized

Komape Structural Interdict Report 1

Komape Structural Interdict Report 2

Tags: Department of Basic EducationLimpopo Department of EducationMichael KomapeSchool sanitationstructural order report

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