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Don’t hold us accountable to our policies: department

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The Basic Education Department says their policies for textbook delivery don't have a place in the court room.
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Single textbook option slammed

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Storm of opposition greets the government’s plan of ?‘one book per subject, per grade, per language’.
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Motshekga to challenge textbook ruling

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The basic education department will appeal a court ruling despite hundreds of pupils not having all their textbooks months into the school year.
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A textbook case for stronger action

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The recent Limpopo textbook judgment could have been more helpful on the question of relief for the violation of rights.
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Judge says textbooks a political issue

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Education activists have been advised to take their concerns on the delivery of textbooks to opposition parties, and not bother the courts.
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The state must do textbooks by the book

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Have lessons from the 2012 textbook crisis led to reforms that will ensure it can't recur?
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Limpopo textbook case should not have reached court, says govt

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According to government, Section27's Limpopo textbook case is very close to being resolved and should not even have reached the high court.
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Masemola’s leadership was a textbook failure

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In a controversial move Dickson Masemola, education minister for Limpopo, has been tipped to take over the province's premiership.
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Rural Limpopo sold short on books

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Many grade 11 pupils don’t have all their books but teachers have been told not to talk about it.
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ANC tears into FNB over ‘political statement’

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First National Bank's adverts calling for change in SA has been slammed by the ANC, with its youth league saying the campaign bordered on treason.
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Lies, damned lies and advertising

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The state should only use public funds to put its view across if the media fails to do so, says Jacques du Preez.
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All textbooks deserve attention

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The Limpopo saga has led many to lose sight of the larger curriculum picture.
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