It's a tragedy South Africa has never forgotten—the death of young Michael Komape, who drowned in a pit toilet at his school in Limpopo. More than a decade later, the country is still working to eliminate unsafe sanitation in schools. Today, Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube is visiting Dimbaza Primary School in Buffalo City Metro in the Eastern Cape, where she's expected to make a significant announcement on school infrastructure and sanitation. ]

Guest: Itumeleng Mothlabane: General  Secretary of Equal Education

 

It's a tragedy South Africa has never forgotten&mdash;the death of young Michael Komape, who drowned in a pit toilet at his school in Limpopo. More than a decade later, the country is still working to eliminate unsafe sanitation in schools. Today, Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube is visiting Dimbaza Primary School in Buffalo City Metro in the Eastern Cape, where she's expected to make a significant announcement on school infrastructure and sanitation. ]
Guest: Itumeleng Mothlabane: General&nbsp; Secretary of Equal Education
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It's a tragedy South Africa has never forgotten—the death of young Michael Komape, who drowned in a pit toilet at his school in Limpopo. More than a decade later, the country is still working to eliminate unsafe sanitation in schools.