“There's no win-win there because the DA did not want clauses 4 and 5 [of the Bela Act] so that did not actually happen. Now, we are moving ahead with the implementation so I am saying it's not a win-win,” said Mbalula.

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Mbalula warns of consequences if Siviwe Gwarube does not implement Bela Act

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While the ANC celebrates the implementation of Bela, the DA's Siviwe Gwarube, Minister of Basic Education, yesterday afternoon began the process that will first sideline the law's controversial clauses on language and admissions policy.

Terwyl die ANC die implementering van Bela vier, het die DA se Siviwe Gwarube, minister van basiese onderwys, gistermiddag die proses begin wat dié wet se omstrede klousules oor taal- en toelatingsbeleid eers kantlyn toe skop.

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The Democratic Alliance said that minister Siviwe Gwarube is fully capable of implementing the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act as a DA member.

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By Simon Nare ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula has dismissed claims that allowing Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube to set norms and standards for language policy under the Basic Education Law Amendment Act was a compromise to secure Government of National Unity support for full implementation. Mbalula told reporters on Saturday that the 1996 Schools Act empowers the minister to determine language policy norms and standards, making thi…

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Mbalula warns of consequences if Siviwe Gwarube fails to implement Bela Act

By Johnathan Paoli Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube is adamant that the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Act must not be turned into a political tool for sowing divisions on the language of instruction at schools. Responding to reactions in the wake of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s declaration on the immediate implementation of the Act, Gwarube said the law must not be used to undermine any language that was selected for teaching and l…

Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube says there is no tolerance for political abuse of the Bela Act

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