First black-owned township private school in Vosloorus operating illegally
(World News South Africa)

Johannesburg - The Ayanda Junior Academy, which made headlines last week for being the first black-owned private school in Vosloorus, is operating illegally. Gauteng Department of Education spokesperson Steve Mabona on Tuesday confirmed that the school has no licence, after its registration application was declined in April last year. The school opened in January last year and has enrolled 248 learners from Grade R to Grade 2, who pay between R1450 and R1750 a month. `The process of registration...