Court judgement halts Letlhakane Senior School renovations

Tuesday, June 12, 2018

Parliament learnt yesterday that renovations at Letlhakane Senior Secondary School did not take off since the relevant ministry is waiting for a High Court judgement that will be delivered in September.

The Minister of Basic Education, Bagalatia Arone said the award for the tender had been queried by one of the bidders and the matter is currently at the High Court.

Arone was answering a question posed by Boteti East Member of Parliament, Sethomo Lelatisitswe, who wanted the minister to update the house on the progress made on maintenance works at Motsumi Junior and Letlhakane Senior Secondary Schools.

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Court judgement halts Letlhakane Senior School renovations

Parliament learnt yesterday that renovations at Letlhakane Senior Secondary School did not take off since the relevant ministry is waiting for a High Court judgement that will be delivered in September.

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Selefu

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