Teachers wary over minister's 'dress code'

Friday, January 22, 2010

Barely two months in office as Minister of Education and Skills Development, Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi has already raised teachers' suspicions over a new 'dress code' amongst other issues.

Shortly after her appointment Venson-Moitoi revealed in a meeting attended by various stakeholders in education, her intention to introduce a new dress code for the teachers.

This revelation has been viewed with suspicion by the concerned parties who believe they will have to be consulted first before this plan is effected.

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