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Schools' R31bn repair backlog
The Citizen
|April 10, 2025
With budget cuts, only 1.6% of funds goes to infrastructure.
Gauteng's department of education faces a massive R31.3 billion maintenance backlog for school infrastructure but it is allocating just a fraction of the necessary funds for repairs in the current financial year.
The DA in Gauteng accused the provincial government of condemning pupils to crumbling classrooms due to the backlog.
"Pupils learn in unsafe, deteriorating buildings as officials ignore the crisis," said the DA provincial spokesperson for education, Michael Waters.
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