The real problem in Gauteng is mismanagement, underresourcing and ill-discipline, compounded by high migration
very January when the schools reopen the registration issue raises its ugly head.
The persistent registration problems regrettably indicate otherwise. Unless you understand the root cause of the problem, you are highly unlikely to resolve it. Lesufi failed to understand the root cause of the problem and therefore came up with an artificial solution. In the early hours of each weekday you will witness many pupils being ferried by taxis and their parents into the suburbs. Parents are prepared to make considerable sacrifices to move their children out of township schools, because most people living in townships believe local schools are mismanaged, dysfunctional and ill-disciplined. This is a recipe for failure.
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