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Teachers lead reported school violence cases in SA

3 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader
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More than 1 million South African learners experienced violence at school in 2024, with younger children and girls among the most vulnerable.

The post Teachers lead reported school violence cases in SA appeared first on City Vision.

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