South African laws are failing to protect learners from sexual predator teachers due to a fragmented legal framework and lack of accountability. Schools, meant to be safe havens, often become sites of abuse. Despite public outrage, little action follows. Social worker and activist Mfundo Ntandane calls for a legislative obligation on all authorities to vet teachers' suitability before employment and ensure coordinated, decisive action in cases of misconduct to truly safeguard learners.

<p>South African laws are failing to protect learners from sexual predator teachers due to a fragmented legal framework and lack of accountability. Schools, meant to be safe havens, often become sites of abuse. Despite public outrage, little action follows. Social worker and activist Mfundo Ntandane calls for a legislative obligation on all authorities to vet teachers' suitability before employment and ensure coordinated, decisive action in cases of misconduct to truly safeguard learners.</p>

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