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Why is there still corporal punishment at SA schools when it has been outlawed?

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The Siz the World weighs in on what to make of the trend of corporal punishment in schools in light of news that 1 in 5 KZN pupils beaten by teachers despite ban on corporal punishment and another related story of an Eastern Cape principal who was suspended after a pupil was beaten over unpaid R2 000 school trip fee

29 Jul 2025 2AM English South Africa Entertainment News

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