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You are here: Home / News / KZN teachers march for safety at schools

KZN teachers march for safety at schools

13 October 2023 by Guest

“Some of our colleagues have been brutally murdered while at the workplace”

Over 600 teachers marched to the Durban City hall under the Banner of the South African Democratic Teachers Union in a protest for better safety for teachers at schools.

More than 600 teachers marched to the Durban City hall under the banner of the South African Democratic Teachers Union (SADTU) on Friday. They were protesting for better safety for teachers at schools.

SADTU provincial secretary Nomarashiya Caluza said the provincial government must grasp responsibility for the state of the province’s schools.

“Some of our colleagues believe been brutally murdered while at the workplace,” she said.

Caluza said criminals targeted schools and violent incidents happened in front of learners.

“We maintain noted the horrible conditions that teachers are working under. We believe been told by the department that the department has rush out of budget.”

One teacher, Thandiwe Mkhize, had travelled the 380km from uMhlabuyalingana to join the march. She teaches at Mdumisa Primary, near the Mozambican border.

“Our school conditions are not excellent at all. We don’t even believe security at the gate,” she said.

She said cars such as SUVs and twin cabs were too risky to purchase in her area because these are quickly targeted by criminals and smuggled across the border.

Mbali Frazer, KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Education, accepted the memorandum and promised to give feedback within 40 days.

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