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Summing up the legal battles fought for better schools

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We summarise the legal battles fought to improve the quality of education in South Africa.
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From shacks to shops – new uses for abandoned state schools

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People are living in some of the many schools that have been closed because of low enrolment numbers. Others are used as business premises
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Motshekga airs basic education’s infrastructure budget woes

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During the department's budget vote speech, the minister emphasised that budget cuts will make it difficult to deliver safe infrastructure
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Equal Education must get its facts straight

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'The article’s unsubstantiated information is best described as an attack on the CDC’s integrity'
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Motshekga denies responsibility in toilet death

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The state said they should not have known that the toilet Michael Komape drowned in was unsafe for use.
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How much longer for better school infrastructure?

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Equal Education and pupils frustrated by the long wait for better school infrastructure picketed outside the basic education department's office.
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Dodgy data leads to flawed plans

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Provincial plans for school infrastructure should be made public to ensure correct needs are met.
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Pupils lift lid on Tembisa toilets

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Residents are auditing sanitation at schools to ensure the government keeps its promises.
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New Mpumalanga schools sweep the board

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Mpumalanga has replaced 14 substandard rural schools with two state-of-the-art institutions.
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School infrastructure: How NGOs are planning to get the message across

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NGOs consider using soccer clubs, traditional healers, churches and even shebeens to tell SA about government's plan to fix school infrastructure.
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Unite both the head and the hand

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We can overcome education models that still entrench social divisions.
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In Queen’s Mercy, pupils pull back from the brink

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Equal Education activists help rural Eastern Cape school to find its voice and stand up for the right to education.
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Keeping the passion for teaching alive

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Young teachers need support so disillusionment does not drive them away from the profession.
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Our courts are schooling the state

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With prompting from civil society, judges are reminding the state of its material obligations to schools and pupils.
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Schools left in an intolerable infrastructure limbo

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Priority rescues must be planned for schools where pupils' safety and health are now at risk.
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