# Basic Education minister, Siviwe Gwarube vows to protect schools from political exploitation pertaining to the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, emphasising safety and learning. Gwarube highlights the importance of mother-tongue education for better outcomes while safeguarding all 12 official languages. She warns against victimisation and commits to placing learners’ welfare at the center of BELA Act implementation, ensuring quality education for 13.5 million learners:
Minister Gwarube warns that BELA Act will not be used for politics [SOUND]
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