As schools in South Africa (SA) open today, scores of children from Lesotho cross the Maseru border to attend school in parts of SA, including Grade R learners, who are just starting their education journey.

This highlights the pursuit of quality schooling amid social and logistical hurdles.

SABC reporter Kamogelo Seekoei is on the story and spoke to Lulu Gaboo.

As schools in South Africa (SA) open today, scores of children from Lesotho cross the Maseru border to attend school in parts of SA, including Grade R learners, who are just starting their education journey.
This highlights the pursuit of quality schooling amid social and logistical hurdles.
SABC reporter Kamogelo Seekoei is on the story and spoke to Lulu Gaboo.

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Children cross Maseru's border to attend school in SA

Ugandan authorities cut internet access and limited mobile services across the country, just days before an election in which President Yoweri Museveni will stand for a seventh term after four decades in power.

The Uganda Communications Commission ordered mobile service providers to shut down public internet connections in order to curb "misinformation, disinformation, electoral fraud and related risks". Security forces have detained hundreds of opposition supporters in the run-up to the election and repeatedly fired live bullets and tear gas at campaign events in support of Museveni's leading challenger, pop star Bobi Wine.

The 81-year-old Museveni, has changed the constitution twice to remove age and term limits, and his dominance of Ugandan institutions means there is little prospect of an election upset in the East African country of 46 million people, political analysts say.

Joel Ssenyonyi, Leader of the Opposition in the Parliament of Uganda and the Spokesperson of the National Unity Platform spoke to Lulu Gaboo.

Ugandan authorities cut internet access and limited mobile services across the country, just days before an election in which President Yoweri Museveni will stand for a seventh term after four decades in power.
The Uganda Communications Commission ordered mobile service providers to shut down public internet connections in order to curb "misinformation, disinformation, electoral fraud and related risks". Security forces have detained hundreds of opposition supporters in the run-up to the election and repeatedly fired live bullets and tear gas at campaign events in support of Museveni's leading challenger, pop star Bobi Wine.
The 81-year-old Museveni, has changed the constitution twice to remove age and term limits, and his dominance of Ugandan institutions means there is little prospect of an election upset in the East African country of 46 million people, political analysts say.
Joel Ssenyonyi, Leader of the Opposition in the Parliament of Uganda and the Spokesperson of the National Unity Platform spoke to Lulu Gaboo.

Internet, mobile services cut in Uganda

South Africa's (SA) Border Management Authority officers at Beitbridge Port of Entry have intercepted another group of undocumented minor children.

Authorities detained 33 children, aged between 4 and 15 years, all travelling without proper documentation from SA to Zimbabwe. Two Zimbabwean men have been arrested on charges of facilitating illegal movement of persons under the Immigration Act.

For the latest Lulu Gaboo spoke to Mmemme Mogotsi, Border Management Authority Spokesperson.

South Africa's (SA) Border Management Authority officers at Beitbridge Port of Entry have intercepted another group of undocumented minor children.
Authorities detained 33 children, aged between 4 and 15 years, all travelling without proper documentation from SA to Zimbabwe. Two Zimbabwean men have been arrested on charges of facilitating illegal movement of persons under the Immigration Act.
For the latest Lulu Gaboo spoke to Mmemme Mogotsi, Border Management Authority Spokesperson.

Another group of undocumented children intercepted at the Beitbridge Port of Entry

Following the interception of the group of undocumented minor children at the Beitbridge Port of Entry concerns have been raised about child protection, potential exploitation, and violations of immigration and child welfare laws.

To get analysis on this development Lulu Gaboo spoke to the Chairperson for African Diaspora Global Network who is also an immigration expert Dr Vusimusi Sibanda.

Following the interception of the group of undocumented minor children at the Beitbridge Port of Entry concerns have been raised about child protection, potential exploitation, and violations of immigration and child welfare laws.
To get analysis on this development Lulu Gaboo spoke to the Chairperson for African Diaspora Global Network who is also an immigration expert Dr Vusimusi Sibanda.

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