South Africa teachers ready to sue government over school reopening plot

Coronavirus is gradually making the world an uncomfortable place to stay because of how it’s blocking every aspect of the world economy and all other facets of life.

Professional teachers in the Republic of South Africa want the government to rescind its decisions of reopening schools on 1st June. This was reported by the Independent Online news portal.

The General Secretary of Educators Union of South Africa (Eusa), Siphiwe Mpungose has indicated that they will file a court application against the Department of Basic Education (DBE).

The DBE had earlier announced that Grades 7 & 12 will reopen school on June 1st.

The Concerned Teachers posit that the ministry’s plans of providing protective gear for schools cannot be trusted and the rates of infections are still high to reopen schools.

As of now, SA is the leading African country with most Coronavirus infections.