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Minister Grant and Plato to observe search and seizure at Manyano High School

14 May 2012

Tomorrow morning, Provincial Education Minister Donald Grant and Provincial Community Safety Minister Dan Plato will be observing a search and seizure operation at Manyano High School in Khayelitsha.

In recent months there has been an increase in gang violence amongst the youth in Khayelitsha.

While the incidents of violence have taken place outside the school gates and within the community after school hours, it has come to the Western Cape Education Department's attention that weapons are reportedly being brought into schools for use after school hours.

South African Police Service (SAPS) have therefore conducted a number of search and seizures recently at schools  as a security measure, as well as a means to deter learners from bringing weapons into schools. Tomorrow the minister will be observing such a search.

Tomorrow the two Ministers will be observing such a search.

Minister Grant will also be describing what measures schools can take themselves in conducting their own search and seizures.

Time: 09h00
Date: 15 May 2012
Venue: Manyano High School, Msobomvu Drive, Ilitha Park, Khayelitsha. 

Enquries:
Bronagh Casey
Spokesperson for Minister Donald Grant
Tel: 021 467 2377
Cell: 072 7241422
Fax: 021 425 3616
E-mail: Bronagh.casey@pgwc.gov.za

Issued by: Western Cape Education
14 May 2012


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