Eastern Cape’s e-learning initiative in jeopardy over awarding of R160m tender
The DA has laid a criminal charge against the provincial government for alleged irregularities
19 May 2020 - 17:39
The DA has laid a criminal charge against the Eastern Cape government for alleged tender irregularities relating to a R160m contract to procure 55,000 tablets and e-learning material for the province’s grade 12 pupils.
The provincial education department introduced the e-learning initiative to mitigate the disruption caused by Covid-19 on the school calendar by helping pupils catch up on their schoolwork through digital platforms...
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