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I am aware that this concern may go unnoticed @Siviwe_G, as has often been the case. However, I respectfully request that the MEC of the KZN Department of Education address the issue of transparency for unemployed educators in the province.
I have been blocked from the Department’s page, which further limits access to critical information. Since the departure of former MEC Mshengu, there have been virtually no updates or posts. The so-called online database has never functioned as intended.
This raises serious concerns: where are substitute and acting-against-promotion posts being advertised if they are not made publicly available to all eligible educators in KZN? The lack of open advertisement creates conditions that hinder fairness and potentially enable corruption.
Other provinces, such as Gauteng and the Western Cape, provide visible and accessible platforms where posts are openly advertised. In contrast, the KZNDOE website and database appear to serve no practical purpose, despite repeated concerns raised over many years.
We are once again calling on the Department to provide clear explanations and to ensure transparency and equal access to employment opportunities for all qualified educators in KwaZulu-Natal.
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