Investigation Finds Limpopo School Toilets Unfixed
More than ten years after the tragic death of five-year-old Michael Komape, who fell into a school pit toilet, many schools in Limpopo still lack proper toilets.
Teachers and learners in parts of Limpopo continue to battle poor sanitation. A visit to schools in the Ga-Mashashane area revealed deteriorating sanitation facilities.
- Mashashane Primary School still uses pit toilets.
- Other schools have filthy and broken Enviro Loos (waterless toilets) in need of maintenance.
- Some schools have relied on mobile toilets for years, despite being a temporary solution.
- In one school, teachers are forced to urinate behind bushes due to the lack of functional toilets.
Photos and video: Liezl Human
Author's summary: Limpopo schools still lack proper toilets ten years after a tragic incident.
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