No action yet to deal with Mogale problems

Friday, March 20, 2020

Students taught under a tree at Mogale JSS PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Even though Mogale Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers petitioned the chief education officer, Abram Molelowabadimo for Jwaneng/Mabutsane over their welfare and that of students, little has been done so far to address their concerns.

This week, Mmegi visited the school, which is in Maokane village, 30 kilometres from Jwaneng.

After the 30 kilometre drive on a dirty road, the Mmegi team was greeted by the sight of students clustered under trees with their teachers. One of the Form 1 classes seemed to be idling, trying to locate a spot to settle on because the three trees in the school were already occupied by other classes.

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No action yet to deal with Mogale problems

Even though Mogale Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers petitioned the chief education officer, Abram Molelowabadimo for Jwaneng/Mabutsane over their welfare and that of students, little has been done so far to address their concerns.

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