Daily kasi news is a online newspaper. Our articles are made available for republication, usually under a Creative Commons license, to news publications. We report news that is in the public interest, with an emphasis on the human rights of vulnerable communities. We want our stories to make a difference. We value high-quality, ethical journalism. We are independent and do not promote any political party. We try to write in plain language. We also solicit and publish opinion pieces. We prefer opinion pieces that are fact-rich from people who work in the field about which they are writing.DK news started in September 2019
MILLIONS of pupils are expected to flock back to schools on Wednesday morning as the 2024 school year commences.
The Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga paid a visit to several schools in the Madibeng area this morning starting at the Hebron Technical High school.
Basic Education spokesperson, Elijah Mhlanga said the minister will end her visit to the Madibeng area by engaging with education stakeholders at the Letlhabile Community Hall to hear about educational successes and challenges in the area.
On Tuesday, Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi said the department would be welcoming over 133 000 children starting school for the first-time.
The department has been facing a major problem in placing the high number of pupils that have not been placed for the 2018 academic year. According to Lesufi, at least 28 000 pupils are still waiting to be placed in various Gauteng schools
Amogelang Mothibi (5) burst into tears when her mother left her at Relebelletste Primary school based at Phase 4, kasi in Bloemfontein. Photo: Dan Xangaza.Oreboloke Cocong (5) cried while looking for his mother during his first day at school at Mangaung primary in Batho kasi. Photo: Kabelo Tlhabanelo Wrestling not to go to school Amahle Cuba (6), at Alex Jayiya Primary School in Kwanobuhle photo by Phumlani SaulThando Sotjato (5) burst into tears at Relebelletse Primary school at Phase 4 kasi in Bloemfontein. Photo: Dan Xangaza
Daily kasi news is a online newspaper. Our articles are made available for republication, usually under a Creative Commons license, to news publications. We report news that is in the public interest, with an emphasis on the human rights of vulnerable communities. We want our stories to make a difference. We value high-quality, ethical journalism. We are independent and do not promote any political party. We try to write in plain language. We also solicit and publish opinion pieces. We prefer opinion pieces that are fact-rich from people who work in the field about which they are writing.DK news started in September 2019.
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