Sadtu reacts to interim report on 'jobs-for-sale' scandal
Updated | By ECR Newswatch
Teachers union, Sadtu in KwaZulu-Natal says it will wait for the final report regarding the alleged jobs-for-sale scandal.
Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga yesterday released a preliminary report, admitting government had failed to maintain control of the hiring process.
KZN is among those provinces where the alleged wrongdoings occurred.
Sadtu's provincial secretary, Nomarashiya Caluza has criticised Motshekga for releasing the report to the media instead of engaging teacher unions first.
However, she says Sadtu in KZN is looking forward to receiving the final report and acting accordingly.
"We are still maintaining our stance that Sadtu doesn't sell posts. Sadtu doesn't own posts and we want to urge those who may be involved to just face the law because Sadtu wants to disassociate itself from any activity that seems to suggests that there is selling of posts," she said.
(File photo: Gallo Images)
Show's Stories
-
EXCLUSIVE: Chad Le Clos reveals secrets to Olympic Gold success
Chad Le Clos shares the scoop with East Coast Breakfast
East Coast Breakfast 12 minutes ago -
The way to an Indian girl's heart is...
Ask anyone, potatoes are the key to any Indian girl's heart...
Carol Ofori an hour ago