THE MORNING BRIEFParents and guardians across Midrand are being urged to make alternative transport arrangements for tomorrow, February 13, as scholar transport operators affiliated with Gauteng Education Transport Services (Gets) embark on a planned province-wide shutdown
Parents and guardians across Midrand are being urged to make alternative transport arrangements for tomorrow, February 13, as scholar transport operators affiliated with Gauteng Education Transport Services (Gets) embark on a planned province-wide shutdown.
Guest: Thabo Seboko: Grievance Officer for the Gauteng Education Transport Services
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