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Ramaphosa, Gwarube and BELA Bill
Cabinet welcomes signing of BELA Bill into law
Cabinet has welcomed the signing of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa, marking a significant step towards transforming and enhancing the nation’s basic education system.
Malema: Ramaphosa should have dismissed Gwarube for skipping the BELA Bill ceremony
EFF leader Julius Malema claims that President Cyril Ramaphosa should have dismissed Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube for refusing to attend the signing ceremony of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill.
Tiger Brands Foundation welcomes the signing of the BELA Bill into law
The Tiger Brands Foundation hails the passing of the BELA Bill as a crucial step toward creating a more inclusive and equitable education system in schools that are based in vulnerable communities, where the Foundation operates.
Ramaphosa defends Bela Bill signing, says Constitution required it
Ramaphosa has given the parties three months to reach a consensus on the clauses, before the Bill is fully implemented.
Ramaphosa downplays Gwarube’s absence at BELA Bill signing
Ramaphosa addressed concerns over Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube’s absence during the signing of the BELA Bill on Friday.
President Ramaphosa signs BELA Bill
President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially signed the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill into law, which aims to strengthen governance within South Africa's education
WATCH | BELA Act | Minister Gwarube under fire for snubbing signing
Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube is under fire for boycotting the signing ceremony of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill last Friday.
WCED warns Bela Bill will be a burden on its budget after being signed into law
The controversial Bela Bill signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa will have consequences on provincial budgets, the WCED has warned.
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Bela Bill seeks to bring SA’s education system in line with Constitution, say civil society bodies
President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Bela Bill into law in the face of vehement opposition from political parties and lobby ...
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Exploring the relevance of the BELA Bill to home schooling
Home education was legalised in South Africa under the South African Schools Act (SASA) in 1996. The new Basic Education Laws ...
biznews.com
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Three-month delay for implementation of Bela Bill but legal action still considered – Theuns Eloff
Theuns Eloff discusses the implications of the Bela legislation on Afrikaans schools and the community's response to it.
capetownetc.com
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DA moves forward with court action against BELA Bill
The Democratic Alliance (DA) will forge ahead with its plans to take court action on matters surrounding the controversial ...
Moneyweb
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Bela Bill: ‘If homeschooling is up to standard, parents have nothing to fear’
Lullu Krugel: Chief economist, PwC Linda Mabhena-Olagunju: Founder & CEO, DLO Energy Resources Group Louise Schoonwinkel: MD, ...
politicsweb
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"Three-month delay for implementation of Bela Bill but legal action still considered – Theuns Eloff" - BizNews
BizNews.com is one of South Africa’s leading business news websites. Founded by internet publishing pioneer and broadcaster ...
The Citizen
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Residents reject Bela Bill: Outcry sparks heated debate
Residents are concerned about the new law’s impact on local educational governance and its inadequate approach to public consultations.
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Bela Bill strives to improve education outcomes for learners, says Cosatu
Despite heated emotions, we must bear in mind the objective of education is to ensure all learners, not simply the better off ...
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