Why Gauteng education spent R1.45bn on mobile classrooms
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Story audio is generated using AI The Gauteng department of education has spent R1.45bn on more than 3,000 mobile classrooms and ablution facilities in the past five years, and contends it is cheaper to provide temporary structures than to build…
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Story audio is generated using AI The Gauteng department of education has spent R1.45bn on more than 3,000 mobile classrooms and ablution facilities in the past five years, and contends it is cheaper to provide temporary structures than to build…
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