Gauteng MEC for Education, Angie Motshekga has been elected the new African National Congress Women's League - ANCWL president. MEC Motshekga beat her rival Bathabile Dlamini at the national congress of the ANCWL, held in Bloemfontein at the University of Vista in Free State. more..
MEC Motshekga Hands the Phumula Community a School
The Gauteng MEC for Education, Angie Motshekga said about R100 million has been used in busing learners into areas where there are schools. Motshekga explained that this has been a very costly exercise for the department. According to her, this was done in order to improve the education of an African child. She was addressing people who had attended the official opening of Phumula Gardens Primary at Leondale in Ekurhuleni Metro. more..
1000 Teachers Retire From Gauteng Department of Education
The Gauteng MEC for Education, Angie Motshekga has told the provincial legislature that about one thousand teachers will retire this year. This figure is the highest compared to the one last year. Motshekga was tabling her 2008/2009 R16, 6 billion budget speech at the Gauteng Legislature. more..
MEC Motshekga Urges the Phumula Community to Fight Crime and Xenophobia
The Gauteng MEC for Education, Angie Motshekga recently opened the Phumula Gardens Primary at a glittering ceremony. The school is part of the twenty schools which were handed over in Kwa Thema Ext 07 as part of the Infrastructure Programme headed by the department which will see forty nine schools being handed over to the communities across the province this year. more..
