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Last Update -Monday 20 May 2013, 04:29
Cosatu vows to fight Western Cape school closures
Saturday, 30 June 2012 05:21
Cosatu in the Western Cape vowed on Friday to fight the province's plan to possibly close 27 under-performing schools. It called on MEC Donald Grant to be dismissed, saying he was an example of cadre deployment in the DA and was “incompetent and insensitive to learners' needs”. A mass meeting to debate the issue is to be held on Sunday.
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