Founder of the One South Africa (OSA) movement Mmusi Maimane has been denied direct access to the Constitutional Court in his case to stop schools from reopening on Monday.
In an urgent application to the apex court, Maimane’s OSA challenged the government’s decision to reopen schools.
Maimane highlighted poor infrastructure, school overcrowding, staff shortages and sanitation as some of the reasons not to reopen schools.
However, the court did not see the need for direct access on an urgent basis.
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