Why Limpopo's schools still have pit toilets – The Mail & Guardian
Nine years after grade R learner Michael Komape drowned in a pit toilet, 2 334 schools in the province still have these structures on their premises
Source: mg.co.za
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BHEKISISA | Why Limpopo's schools still have pit toilets
“GIRL” or “BOY” is painted in big, pink and blue letters on the doors — hiding nothing but a low plastic platform built up around a hole in the ground, with a toilet seat fixed on top.
Louis Trichardt South Africa Michael Komape Phillip Mansokoana Soka Leholo Soka Leholo Primary School In Ga
Source: timeslive.co.za
Pit toilets in Limpopo schools: Why they still have them
Nine years after pupil Michael Komape drowned in a pit toilet at his school in Limpopo, 2,334 schools in the province still have them.
Source: dailymaverick.co.za
National Youth Coalition plans to get young people enga...
More than 100 organisations have come together to amplify the voice of young people in the upcoming Youth Day Parade for Justice and Change.
South Africa South Africans Tebogo Motlana Silindile Clifton Nzimande Sindile Ndamande Dorothy Mabelebele
Source: dailymaverick.co.za
South Africa under pressure to eradicate pit latrines at rural schools
The South African government is under pressure from human rights organisations and parents to eradicate pit latrines at rural schools.
South Africa South African James Komape Education Department Eastern Cape Basic Education Department
Source: africanews.com