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Western Cape Premier Alan Winde (Ziyaad Douglas/Gallo Images) Opposition parties want Alan Winde to reallocate funds to prevent the loss of 2 400 teaching posts.Winde argues the shortfall is due to the national government’s wage agreement.In 2019, Winde redirected 1% of the education and health budget to the province’s safety plan.Opposition parties in the Western Cape are putting pressure on Premier Alan Winde to reprioritise the province’s funding. They want Winde to invest more money in the Western Cape education department in a bid to prevent the loss of 2 400 teaching posts. The department has a R3.8 billion shortfall. Opposition…
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