No budget for back-up power in schools

Students sitting for an examination
Students sitting for an examination

There is fear that loadshedding will affect school leavers’ final examinations especially in boarding schools where students may not have alternatives to power.

To this, Kgosi Thabo Maruje III called on the Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) to provide back-up generators in boarding schools.

However, the assistant minister Fidelis Molao says the ministry has no money to purchase generators and instead has plans to install emergency light fittings that will provide light when loadshedding occurs.

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