JOHANNESBURG – The South African Democratic Academics’ Union (Sadtu) has responded to the essential schooling ministerial activity workforce’s report into the so referred to as ‘jobs for money’ scandal, saying it’s going to implement harsh motion towards any of its members implicated, and it’ll watch for the regulation to take its course.
The report was made public yesterday after the duty workforce was created to probe allegations that Sadtu members have been promoting educating jobs for cash.
The Primary Schooling Division discovered that corruption is endemic within the system, advisable an finish to cadre deployment and prompt that decision centres be established to report irregular actions.
Sadtu’s Nomusa Cembi says, “In the event that they discover that there are members or academics who took the plunge, then the regulation ought to take its full course.”
In the meantime, the division says it could solely take motion towards educators recognized within the report as soon as the forensic unit has accomplished investigations in August.
(Edited by Shimoney Regter)