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FF+ Election Manifesto Calls for Scrapping of BBBEE – PaNazi Lesufi Replies that BEE will stay “until the sins of white ancestors are wiped out”!

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Andrek “Panyaza” Lesufi, the High Priest of black supremacism and Afrikaner hatred, claimed affirmative action – (if you are white, you are out) – is here to stay “until the sins of white ancestors are blotted out.” Of course, this will be forever because the ANC will always continue to create and invent new sins. The anti-white genocidal maniac also dragged Orania into the fray and said Orania should go.

Lesufi tweeted this remark in response to the announcement of the FF+’s election manifesto demanding the abolition of BEE and affirmative action. Lesufi is clearly a black supremacist because he has a problem with Orania, which has only 1,000 inhabitants and in no way poses a threat to anyone, but he is very quiet about Soweto, which is just as race pure as Orania, and 1,000 times bigger! He also does not mention the more than 5,000 bantu villages that are 100% bantu, with more than 5,000 inhabitants each, that Continue reading…

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Controversial Panyaza Lesufi’s online registration system plunges schools across SA into total chaos

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The placement of pupils by the Department of Education has created new crises, leaving parents and pupils furious.

Cases have been reported from certain schools in the Central Transvaal region that are hopelessly overcrowded, which have apparently been criticized for evading the truth many pupils have not even be placed yet.

What is alarming, however, is that pupils are so misplaced that they are now up to 40 km away from the school they have to travel to every day.

The chaos that prevailed at many schools on the first day of school was fiercely denied by Gauteng spokesperson Lesufi of the education department

Educators believe that whites should immediately take their children out of the crowded classrooms and place them in private schools where adequate space and good teaching methods are applied.

The excellent academic achievements of BCVO schools have shown that pupils not only receive excellent education but also broaden their knowledge in a safe, p
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Rumours that the minimum pass requirement for maths has been “reduced to 20%” is fake says Department of Education- Or is it?

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The government are trying to kill rumours and denies that the minimum pass requirements for math for gr. 7 to gr. 9 are reduced to 20%. However, education unions believe this is not the biggest concern facing this sector at present.

Chris Klopper, chief executive of the South African Teachers Union said on Monday that the department’s plans to automatically advance pupils in the foundation phase (Gr. 1, Gr. 2 and Gr. 3) should rather to be a bigger concern in education circles.

Mugwena Maluleke, general secretary of the South African Democratic Teachers Union (Sadou), also made it clear on Monday that the largest trade union in the sector also does not support the automatic promotion of such pupils.

The unions responded after the Department of Basic Education on Sunday strongly denied rumors on social media platforms that the minimum pass requirement for math was “reduced to 20%” for the senior phase of gr. 7 to gr. 9 and dismissed it as “fake news”.

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ANC’s ‘soft porn’; curriculum apparently focuses on black students to reduce pregnancies among school-age children – experts believe the plan will increase this further

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The proposed curriculum planned by the ANC’s Department of Education on sex education is enough to ignite the country. The most obscene topics are contained in the proposed curriculum, and experts believe this will further increase the pregnancy among black pupils.

According to FORSA (Freedom of religion South Africa), the Department of Education in South Africa has changed their curriculum to put “soft porn” in very explicit sex in the subject, life orientation.

Micheal Swane, Director of FORSA writes:

– In Grade 4, children learn from Masturbation and “each other’s genitals” in group discussions.
– In Grade 5, children learn about lesbian and gay sexual relationships, as well as molestation.
– In Grade 8, children learn, in detail, how to have Oral, Vaginal, and Anal sex.

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R7 million school in Eastern Cape build in a area obviously not suitable for any construction, now in ruins – this is just one more example of the incompetence of the ANC educational department

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It is 11am on a cold Friday at Mcheni Primary School and there is not a single pupil or teacher at school. The dilapidated mud school on the outskirts of the small town of Tsolo in Tyweka village, KuJence (can’t find on map), becomes a ghost when the weather is bad, like this particular Friday.

When it is rainy, windy or cold, pupils are sent home early or told to not attend school at all.

Last Friday morning, while many learners around the country were busy with their studies to attain a level of education which will allow them to acquire crucial skills for their future, Mcheni Primary School pupils were sitting at home.

The Eastern Cape department of education confirmed that it was aware of the situation at the school.

More than 250 pupils use mud structures as their classrooms, which were built by the community in the early 1990s.

The classrooms are completely dilapidated and pose a serious danger. Doors and windows are either broken or missing and
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Twenty illegal schools in Gauteng closed down, black learners will now have to find a place for quality education elsewhere – We can only imagine where the ANC will relocate them now

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The Department of Education apparently started an audit and inspection that resulted in 20 illegal schools being closed in Ivory Park, near Kempton Park.

In three of the illegal schools a total of more than 400 black children attended school, but the standard apparently where mediocre.

Problems are now being faced with getting the black pupils to be placed elsewhere in schools, and concerns exist as to whether they will be able to pass the year-end exam.

Neighboring schools have been requested to make room for the pupils, while the initiators of the schools are apparently facing prosecution.

Panyaza Lesufi of the Gauteng Education Department called on the parents to enroll their children in public schools and not start again with new “own schools” that are illegal.

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Too Much Freedom and Leniency for Teachers in the Light of Ongoing Child Suicide

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South Africans tend to stare themselves blind against the belief that children are only bullied by other children. The fact is that closer investigation against teachers should be included in the effort to curb child suicide.

Suicide came under the spotlight again with the recent death of a 13-year-old Pretoria girl who allegedly took her life after she was reportedly bullied online by fellow classmates.

AfriForum visited two schools in the Moot and the west of Pretoria to create awareness about bullying this week. They visited two primary schools, Laerskool Pierneef and Tuine on Monday.

AfriForum arranged these talks as part of this year’s #AnkerdorpPadskou, which also kicked off in Pretoria on Monday. The #AnkerdorpPadskou is a campaign “to create hope in various towns around the country”.

The organization said the bully talk was necessary after reports last week of a 13-year-old girl from the north of Pre
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A mother of a Grade 11 student wants teacher removed for alleged bullying

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Nicole Mnguni, an 18-year-old student at Vorentoe High School in Klipspruit, died by suicide and her mother is demanding justice from the Department of Education.

Her mother, Jessica Mnguni, found a hand-written letter dated September 2018, that highlights the humiliation Nicole had to endure at the hands of her maths teacher. Nicole feared going to school and wanted her teacher to treat her “like everyone else.”

Jessica told Sowetan Live that words cannot express how she feels and added that the “so-called teacher killed this family.” Jessica went to the school to get justice for her daughter and contacted the Education Department’s district office to investigate.

She explained that the teacher was rude to her when she visited the school and said her daughter would not “be anybody in life.” Jessica, a teacher herself, said this behaviour was unacceptable. She explained:

“Nicole is so bubbly but that woman killed her self-
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EFF warns of ‘maximum’ ‘anarchy’ if government doesn’t scrap university registration fees – What arrogance coming from them, seems like they want everything in life for free!

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The EFF Students Command (EFFSC) held a press conference on Monday at the party’s headquarters in Braamfontein where they listed a series of demands, including the shut down of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).

Other demands included that “no students must be turned back due to lack of space” and that “all certificates” withheld by tertiary institutions due to lack of payment be given to their “rightful owners”.

Keetse also said the control of the education system by “white monopoly capital” must be disrupted.

Keetse warned there would be chaos if the government refused to respond to their calls for fee-free registration at South African universities.

He said the organisation is awaiting a response from government.

“We have given them deadlines. If they don’t respond by Wednesday, the 9th, they will experience a maximum level of anarchy. We are not scared of it, we know it very well. We have d
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