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School funding

Western Cape Education wants schools to raise funds from the sale of alcohol

3rd August 2017 Unathi Tuta 0

The proposal to amend a bill that could allow for the selling of alcohol on school premises, has not been welcomed by many in the Western Cape Province. This is after the provincial Department of Education proposed this bill as a means of raising funds for schools. Elitsha asked some of the different parties for their views on the matter.

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