Sun May 26 10:06:02 SAST 2013

Teachers fear 'criminal' school kids

Sep 14, 2012 | SIKHO NTSHOBANE, Avusa Media | 7 comments

After yet another teacher was attacked in front of her pupils this week, staff and pupils at a Transkei school admit they live in constant fear of knife-wielding, gun-toting criminals who terrorise and rob them in broad daylight

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Sun May 26 10:06:02 SAST 2013 ::
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Sep 14, 2012

inkwenkweemdaka

heish le lena le rata ho feidisa bana
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Sep 14, 2012

DrunkenMaster

Sadtu comrades you must mobalise the masses so that you can engage and combat the attacks comrades.
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Sep 14, 2012

Iphone5

Lol so u r traumatised and u want my money for treatment ? hahahahahaha i love my country just like that , lol lets hope they dont cum back after u coz u know what u did to the boy for him hunting u like this , nd I just the givernment wont use my money to take u to hospital i've heard it ka so called tax for the needy
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Sep 14, 2012

khathano

@ Sowetan....do we still have a place called 'TRANSKEI' ?

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Sep 14, 2012

Kgaitsedi-ya-Genaro

Transkei e too rural and poverty there has stricken - no wonder ga ba tlile Gauteng ga ba sa batla go boela gae, ba iketsa di clever tsa half cent.

Mara vele there's no solution to this good people, closing the school le diegisa syllabus mos. C'mon bathong this can't be the only option. THINK THINK THINK!
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Sep 14, 2012

thabopole

We need to have securty at our schools.
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Sep 20, 2012

scrapprat

Next time u will be raped my dear & that when they will see that the school was not safe i know you are beutiful
KEEP SAFE MY DEAR
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