Yesterday, 1000 ECD practitioners were outside the KwaZulu-Natal High Court to hear a constitutional children’s rights case on government’s failure to pay ECD subsidies meant to support young children and ECD practitioners in KZN.

GUEST: Tshepo Mantje, Advocate for Early Childhood Development

Yesterday, 1000 ECD practitioners were outside the KwaZulu-Natal High Court to hear a constitutional children&rsquo;s rights case on government&rsquo;s failure to pay ECD subsidies meant to support young children and ECD practitioners in KZN.
GUEST: Tshepo Mantje, Advocate for Early Childhood Development

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KwaZulu-Natal High Court hearing a case of unpaid ECD subsidies which could be a landmark case in children’s rights in South Africa

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GUEST: Michael Marchant - Head of Investigations Unit at Open Secrets.

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KwaZulu-Natal High Court hearing a case of unpaid ECD subsidies which could be a landmark case in children’s rights in South Africa

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