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Last Update -Saturday 25 May 2013, 09:36
Court bid to force Basic Education Minister to fill Eastern Cape teacher vacancies
Monday, 04 June 2012 17:11
The Legal Resources Centre last week filed an urgent high court application to compel the Minister Basic of Education, her department and others to fully fill 64,752 teaching posts in the Eastern Cape. This relates to the failure to implement the 2012 educator post establishment in the province, the failure to appoint teachers to vacant substantive posts and the failure to appoint temporary teachers to those posts pending implementation of the post establishment.
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