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19 June 2013
   
 
 
 
 
 

As the debacle of the books saga in Limpopo continues and the Minister of
Basic Education Mrs Angie Motshekga faces more pressure from the different
sectors in this regard, there is a need for a thorough investigation into
Edusolution.

We are greatly concerned about the alleged connection between the
Edusolution and the various Provincial Education Departments, particularly
when it comes to its CEO?, said Mr Alfred Mpontshane MP, the IFP
Spokesperson for Education in Parliament.

Mpontshane further added that there must also be an investigation regarding
the Spokesperson for Edusolution who has held various positions in both the
national and the provincial departments including that an Acting Head of KZN
Department of Education.

As the IFP we believe that this is a matter of urgency to be investigated
as soon as possible so that the truth must be come out so that it must be
known who are the real culprits involved in this book saga?, Mpontshane
concluded.
 

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