Good Party to debate Western Cape teacher cuts

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JOHANNESBURG – The Good Party is preparing for a parliamentary debate on the Western Cape’s plan to cut over 2,000 teacher positions.
The provincial Education Department says the decision is a result of a severe budget cut of R3.8-billion.
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The Good Party says it can’t allow some decisions to go unchallenged.
The party’s Brett Herron discussed this with eNCA.