Is this not the ANCYL that contest us in SRC elections in Limpopo. Let's not be 
abused please!
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From: "Klaas Nono Mabunda" <[email protected]>
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Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2013 21:39:47 
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Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] ANCYL Limpopo Press Statement on Matric Class of 
2012.doc

AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS YOUTH LEAGUE
                            LIMPOPO PROVINCE

                                                     02 January 2013 

Press statement for immediate release

Congratulations to the Matric Class of 2012.


South Africa as a developing country which still lacks some skills and quality 
to improve, which will lead us to the status of a developed country, attainment 
of such a character requires education as a building block with balanced 
implementable vision. We require an academic excellent generation with 
determined instincts to pursue our generational mission as a country in the 
creation of economically viable communities, where government is less depended 
on.

The learning and teaching commitment during the learning year 2012 has finally 
paid up though results to this end are not yet satisfying. Our schools duly 
requires members of the society to assist in the reinstalling of the culture of 
learning and furthermore ensure that our schools are not reduced to areas of 
intimacy above everything, considering the teenage pregnancy expanding rate, 
the deteriorating moral relation between learners and teachers, the vandalism 
to school property, looting of school furniture and dodging of classes mainly 
orchestrated by drug abuse and child labour.

We have observed copious children at the ages befitting to go to school, 
peripatetic in our streets, dirty without respect to adults and unable to 
passably read or write. Our concerns are based on the outfit which later start 
initiating housebreaks and associating with random crime which leaves our 
communities dangerous. The life lived without ability to read or write leaves 
us vulnerable to underdevelopment.

Considering the growing magnitude of illiteracy and all the dangers it havens, 
it is important for all structures in the society to build coalition along with 
the South African Police Services, to ensure that every child due to go to 
school is made to, and monitoring measures are put in place throughout the year 
to ensure that these children do not default from attending school.

The ANCYL Limpopo, as it welcomes the sterling performance in percentages of 
grade twelve learners across the country and in the Limpopo Province, also feel 
it is imperative for Student Formations at Universities particularly the South 
African Student Congress (SASCO) and our branches of the ANCYL to ensure that 
the admission and registration of students is not made problematic. They should 
ensure that aiding offices are accessible at all times.

We wish every learner including those that did not make it well, and further 
urge them to continue working hard as the improvement of their socio economic 
statuses are dependant on them not anybody else.

We as well insist on the Department of Education to budget more on Compensation 
of Employees in order to appoint more teachers, and also build quality schools 
to avoid depressing learning and teaching environments.

The African National Congress Youth League Limpopo, is making a call to the 
private sector to help with bursaries and donation of school uniforms and 
stationery to all disadvantaged learners and adopt needy schools and orphanages.
  
Issued by the ANCYL Limpopo


For enquiries contact the Provincial Spokesperson Cde. Klaas Nono Mabunda at 
082 730 4331 or 079 430 4331 



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Klaas Nono Mabunda
ANCYL Limpopo Provincial Spokesperson
0827304331
0867182705 (fax)
[email protected]

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