
Uat Taking Dbe to Court Over Failure to Eradicate Pit Latrine Toilets at Schools
President of UAT Doctor Bantu Wanda Mahlatsi
Doctor Bantu Wanda Mahlatsi
President of UAT
UAT is seeking judicial intervention on after the National Department of basic education’s failure to meet its deadline to eradicate pit toilets in schools, despite repeated assurances and km promises.
This inaction puts thousands of children’s health and dignity at risk.
In a bold move to hold authorities accountable, UAT is taking the government to court for failing to meet its own deadline to eradicate pit toilets in schools.
This decisive acti on follows months of empty promises and inexcusable delays.
UAT will conti nue to provide updates on the progress of this case and remains committ ed to ensuring that the national
department of basic education and government prioritizes the health, dignity, and education of our children.
It’s time for our leaders to match their words with acti on.
Every child deserves a safe, healthy, and dignified learning environment.
We won’t stand idly by while our children suffer due to bureaucratic negligence.
UAT demands immediate implementation of safe sanitation facilities in all schools, ensuring our children can learn
without risk to their health and dignity.
We call on all concerned citi zens to join us in this fight for our children’s rights.
Join the movement to demand action on school sanitation now!
Together, we can create a bett er future for our children’s.
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