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Almost 1,500 teachers died of COVID-19 in S Africa

Johannesburg, Dec. 18, 2020 (Xinhua/Naija247news) COVID-19 took a huge toll on South Africa’s education system as 1,493 teachers succumbed to the virus this year, said Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshega. The minister said the 2020 academic year was most challenging due to the disruption caused by the pandemic. “At this point, I also want to acknowledge the fact that during those difficult times, we lost almost 1,493 teachers. We lost a number of our workers. We lost a number of district officials, circuit officials,” she told a news briefing. In spite of this, the 2021 academic year would start on Jan. 25 with teachers and pupils returning to the classroom on Jan. 27.

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Almost 1,500 teachers died of COVID-19 in S Africa: official - Africa - World

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1,493 South African teachers died of COVID-19 –Official

1,493 South African teachers died of COVID-19 –Official Published 18 December 2020 COVID-19 took a huge toll on South Africa’s education system as 1,493 teachers succumbed to the virus this year, said Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshega. The minister said the 2020 academic year was most challenging due to the disruption caused by the pandemic. “At this point, I also want to acknowledge the fact that during those difficult times, we lost almost 1,493 teachers. We lost a number of our workers. We lost a number of district officials, circuit officials,” she told a news briefing. In spite of this, the 2021 academic year would start on Jan. 25 with teachers and pupils returning to the classroom on Jan. 27.

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South Africa: 1,493 teachers died due to COVID-19, new academic year to begin on January 25

Representational image The ongoing coronavirus pandemic took a huge toll on South Africa s education system as 1,493 teachers succumbed to the disease this year, Basic Education Minister Angie Motshega said. In an announcement on Thursday, the Minister said the 2020 academic year was most challenging due to the disruption caused by the pandemic, reports Xinhua news agency. At this point, I also want to acknowledge the fact that during those difficult times we lost almost 1,493 teachers. We lost a number of our workers. We lost a number of district officials, circuit officials, she told a briefing. Despite this, the 2021 academic year would start on January 25 with teachers and pupils returning to the classroom on January 27. She said a three-year recovery plan would be implemented to deal with this year s disruptions. The unintended learning losses occurred due to extended closure of schools. Remember some of the learners only came in September, Motshega said.

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1,493 S African teachers died due to Covid-19

1,493 S.African teachers died due to Covid-19 By IANS | Published on Fri, Dec 18 2020 15:06 IST | 5 Views S.African police working to curb violence against women: Minister. Image Source: IANS News Johannesburg, Dec 18 : The ongoing coronavirus pandemic took a huge toll on South Africa s education system as 1,493 teachers succumbed to the disease this year, Basic Education Minister Angie Motshega said. In an announcement on Thursday, the Minister said the 2020 academic year was most challenging due to the disruption caused by the pandemic, reports Xinhua news agency. At this point, I also want to acknowledge the fact that during those difficult times we lost almost 1,493 teachers. We lost a number of our workers. We lost a number of district officials, circuit officials, she told a briefing.

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