‘Deeply troubling’: 405,000 children not enrolled in school in 2024, report reveals

Author: Prega GovenderPublished on: September 2, 2026Country: South Africa

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‘Deeply troubling’: 405,000 children not enrolled in school in 2024, report reveals

A report revealed that in 2024, 405,000 children are not enrolled in school, described as 'deeply troubling'. This situation raises concerns about access to education and the future of the affected children. Authorities need to take action to address this educational crisis.

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