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Mud schools a reality for many Willowvale pupils

As the country celebrated three decades of democracy on Saturday, pupils at several schools in Willowvale only hear about the rewards of democracy from news outlets. Parents said they had not tasted the fruits of democracy and that pupils in rural areas also deserved a better life. They attended school in ramshackle buildings under dangerous conditions โ€” a disaster waiting to happen, the parents charged.
Eastern Cape South Africa Sino Majangaza Ziyanda Zweni Comment Policy Sihle Gwija

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Finally, Fort Hare speech therapy students graduate

Two years of frustration came to an end on Wednesday as the first cohort of students of the University of Fort Hareโ€™s speech and language pathology programme finally graduated. The students were meant to graduate in 2022, but challenges to the status of the qualification for the four-year course hindered their progress and most were unable to find work.
University Of Fort Hare Eastern Cape South Africa Fort Hare Comment Policy Lorna Ndamase

Mabuyane delivers upbeat Freedom Day message

With the Eastern Cape hit almost weekly by protests over service delivery, premier Oscar Mabuyane reflected at the weekend on three decades of democracy, calling for people to be optimistic. Irate residents have taken to the streets across the province over grievances such as a lack of clean drinking water, proper schools and roads, unemployment, electricity, crime and corruption.
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Former teacher who lost eyesight in classroom accident helping others through NPO

A blind Eastern Cape father and former teacher who lost his eyesight in a freak accident when a brick fell on his head in a classroom is on a quest to help other people who are blind. Zukisa Kenneth Skoti, 51, of Ethembeni village in Qonce, understands that having to adapt to losing oneโ€™s eyesight is traumatic.
Eastern Cape Comment Policy Zukisa Kenneth Skoti Brick Fell On His Head Ethembeni Village Sinako Organisation For The Blind

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