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The terms and conditions of employment under the Employment of Educators Act address conditions of re-employment if a teacher is dismissed for an act of misconduct.  The newly published conditions address if and when a teacher can be re-employed following a case of misconduct and the applicable mandatory period of prevention of re-employment.  Gazetted by the ministry of basic education on 9 April and signed by Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga, the terms and conditions now state how long an educator can be kept out of a public school depending on the severity of their misconduct....

Unions welcome new DBE rules that impose indefinite ban on sex pest teachers 13 April 2021 12:02 PM Share This: A new set of regulations will see teachers found guilty of sexual misconduct banned indefinitely from working at any school in SA. The Basic Education Department (DBE) gazetted a new set of rules for teachers under the Employment of Educators Act last week Friday. The new terms and conditions of employment for educators outline a range of sanctions for various categories of teacher misconduct. The teaching bans range from one year up to a lifetime depending on the offence they are f...

Dan Roodt, American Renaissance, February 25, 2006 I was given the opportunity to change the title of this topic but I have preferred not to, even though I do not think that South African whites in general or the Afrikaner people in particular are a tribe. Rather, as I have suggested in my essay published in American Renaissance in May/June 2004, which was reprinted in my book The Scourge of the ANC, Afrikaners are a “cultural nation of the European type”: “During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, they went through a great Romantic movement, a flowering of literature, translation...