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Fri May 24 08:38:25 SAST 2013

Inquiry won't benefit children: iLIVE

Sue Richardson, Johannesburg | 06 July, 2012 00:07
President Jacob Zuma at a press briefing at the Union Buildings. File photo.
Image by: HALDEN KROG

As threatened by President Jacob Zuma, the consequences for those responsible for the delay in textbook delivery in Limpopo have already been set in motion ("Third textbook inquiry", yesterday).

The consequences, though, are not those to which he refers. Without books, children struggle to learn, their self-esteem will not grow and their lives are essentially stalled before they have begun.

Without skills, there will be no jobs available - and in case the government missed the point, skills development begins at school, with books.

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