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Minister shows her ignorance with  ‘educated men don’t rape’ remarks

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Angie Motshekga was speaking to learners in a secondary school in Pretoria
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Teachers applying for jobs must be vetted more strictly

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Two women in Mpumalanga taught children for 11 years without the necessary qualifications. They are not the only ones to have slipped through the screening system
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Teachers having sexual relationships with learners is illegal

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The Sexual Offences Act criminalises sex with a person under the age of 16 by a person over the age of 18
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Council of Educators yet to access sex offenders register when vetting teachers

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​The SA Council of Educators has conceded that it has not used the Sex Offenders Register to vet teachers as it doesn't have access to it
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‘Teacher called my daughter a witch’

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​The family of an Eastern Cape primary school pupil has obtained a court order against a teacher they allege has been tormenting their child
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No job for sex predator principal

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The former headmaster of a Gauteng school has lost his fight in the labour court to be reinstated
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Internships would spawn ace teachers

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Students studying to be teachers by distance learning should be given more time in classrooms
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Private schools not above the law

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The Constitution rules against discrimination and for the protection of children at all schools
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Crisis at schools goes unreported

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No national statistics exist for corporal punishment in South African schools and although it is illegal, it is still commonly applied.
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