Mpumalanga education spends R11 million a year on rent for deaf children instead of building a school | Citypress

Mpumalanga education spends R11 million a year on rent for deaf children instead of building a school

The department has been paying the amount since 2017 to Mathumbu Mdluli Family Trust, which means that to date, close to R55 million has been paid to rent the facility from the trust.

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