April 25 2022 - 11:00
Education department wants KZN principals to accept pupils at schools with or without uniforms
The education department has urged school principals in KwaZulu-Natal to accept all pupils whether or not they have school uniforms.
Basic education minister Angie Motshekga said pupils from schools affected by the deadly floods in the province will be allowed to attend classes at neighbouring schools until the extent of the damage is assessed.
Motshekga said more than 100 schools were extensively damaged and inaccessible to pupils.
In a public announcement shared by the eThekwini municipality, the department said it does not want pupils to miss out on their education and put rules in place for schools in the province.
FLOOD WRAP | R17bn — That’s the estimated cost of KZN floods damage
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April 25 2022 - 14:48
WATCH | Two crocs wash up on luxury Zimbali estate during floods
A trap has been set at the luxury Zimbali estate on the KwaZulu-Natal north coast to catch an elusive crocodile washed away from a farm during the recent floods.
The crocodile is one of two discovered at the estate.
TimesLIVE reported two weeks ago that crocodiles on a farm near Tongaat, north of Durban, were washed away during the floods.
April 25 2022 - 11:00
Education department wants KZN principals to accept pupils at schools with or without uniforms
The education department has urged school principals in KwaZulu-Natal to accept all pupils whether or not they have school uniforms.
Basic education minister Angie Motshekga said pupils from schools affected by the deadly floods in the province will be allowed to attend classes at neighbouring schools until the extent of the damage is assessed.
Motshekga said more than 100 schools were extensively damaged and inaccessible to pupils.
In a public announcement shared by the eThekwini municipality, the department said it does not want pupils to miss out on their education and put rules in place for schools in the province.
April 25 2022 - 06:00
R17bn — That’s the estimated cost of KZN floods damage
The KwaZulu-Natal government has revised its estimated total cost of flood damage to approximately R17bn.
The province said there was an error on Sunday in its repor about damage to Passenger Rail Agency of SA (Prasa) infrastructure.
The cost estimate for resumption of service is R955.4m and long term rehabilitation work is estimated at R1.68bn.
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