A Gauteng family is fighting to keep their children in school after falling behind on private school fees. The case has landed in court, with two matric learners' futures hanging in the balance as they risk being barred from writing their final exams. episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 22, 2026 · 9 MIN

A Gauteng family is fighting to keep their children in school after falling behind on private school fees. The case has landed in court, with two matric learners' futures hanging in the balance as they risk being barred from writing their final exams.

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A Gauteng family is fighting to keep their children in school after falling behind on private school fees. The case has landed in court, with two matric learners' futures hanging in the balance as they risk being barred from writing their final exams. Education rights organisation Section27 has stepped in, raising broader questions about access to education when families face financial hardship.  Guest: Zeenat Sujee Head of Education Rights at SECTION27

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