Tempers go ballistic in parliamentary Committee versus Seduke
Friday, September 18, 2020
The subpoena demanded Seduke to bring to the scheduled meeting of September 15, 2020, the student files and logbooks that are believed to be a subject of a payment dispute between the school and Ministry of Tertiary Education, Reach, Science and Technology (MTERST).
In flexing its muscles, the Committee chaired by MP Wynter Mmolotsi went straight to state that it had no interest in the cause of the academy’s challenges to complete the students’ training and therefore sought for the forceful attainment of the records from Seduke’s academy. Furthermore, the Committee was solely interested in the transfer of students from IAS to other institutions, without further delay.
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