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Eradicating pit latrines: Minister has 60 days to submit time frames

Pupils at thousands of schools in South Africa still use pit latrines. Parliament has given the Department of Basic Education 60 days to outline how it will eradicate the dangerous structures.

WATCH: School toilets of shame and terror!

But for Mzansi, this is a bitter reminder that the country still has close to 1000 schools without proper toilets.

Long wait for safe and dignified toilets for Limpopo pupils

Pupils at Lekgwareng Primary School in Limpopo, one of 1 250 which still use pit latrines, will have to wait for almost another year to have

NHLANHLA MOSELE | No transformative activities for youth, so why celebrate

As we celebrate Youth Month and commemorate Youth Day, we need to reflect on the issues that affect our youth with the view of assessing progress made and challenges that we still face. This calls on all of us to make sure that the freedom that the youth selflessly fought and died for, translates to economic benefits and opportunities.

Pit latrine drownings are harsh indictment of Ramaphosa – The Mail & Guardian

The failure of the president’s SAFE programme and the re-occurrence of pit latrine drownings continue to cast a harsh spotlight on the ANC government

#FixOurSchools: Limpopo fails to eradicate pit toilets in schools

Eradicating pit toilets: progress monitor democratises...

For years it has been almost impossible for civil society to know whether the removal of pit toilets and other inadequate sanitation would ever be prioritised by the Limpopo education department – while pupils faced the daily risk of injury and even death in poor sanitation conditions.

Doors of learning remain shut for rural learners

EDITORIAL | Heads must roll over school pit latrine deaths in SA

That there are still many schools with pit latrines is a sad indictment on the education department

Sona | Will we ever see the eradication of dangerous pit latrines?

The last time Asidi and Safe were mentioned in Ramaphosa's state of the nation address was in 2019.