Seduke, Aviation Academy Take Parly To Court

Monday, September 28, 2020

Entrepreneur and founder of the International Aviation Solutions (IAS) Aviation Academy, Thatayaone Seduke has instituted urgent legal proceedings against the Parliamentary Committee on Education and Skills Development and the Speaker of the National Assembly.

Seduke’s move comes as an effort to stop giving students transcripts they withheld while they demand payment from government.

Committee members also listed as respondents in the matter include Wynter Mmolotsi, Caterpillar Hikuama, Polson Majaga, Lesedi Leapotswe, Sam Brooks, Oabile Regoeng and Tshoganetso Leuwe.

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Seduke, Aviation Academy Take Parly To Court

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