Sadtu hits back after cash-for-teachers report
Johannesburg – Education department officials are the corrupt ones, not Sadtu, a senior union official claimed on Sunday.
But this allegation was rejected by an education spokesperson, who told News24 this was impossible.
The SA Democratic Teachers Union came out strongly against the basic education department on Sunday, accusing senior officials of being involved in a jobs-for-cash syndicate.
Sadtu's General Secretary John Maluleke told News24 that high ranking officials in the education department had either accepted bribes or used undue influence to appoint teachers and principals.
Maluleke told News24 that Sadtu had reported the syndicate to the department of education long before City Press reported on the jobs-for-cash racket but nothing had been done.