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Gauteng Reviews Decentralised Model Amid R583m School Debt Crisis

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•The municipal debt owed by Gauteng schools has reached R583 million as of May 2026.
•The Gauteng provincial government is conducting a review of the decentralised funding model used for schools.
•The debt has caused operational challenges, including disruptions to school services and resources.
•Thousands of students in Gauteng are affected by the financial difficulties faced by their schools.

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▸Gauteng provincial government implements a centralised funding model Schools could receive more consistent funding, reducing debt accumulation and improving education quality for students.

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AFRICADaily Maverick (South Africa)FINANCIAL FAIL: Gauteng schools face budget overhaul after R584m debt leaves pupils in the dark AFRICABusiness Day (South Africa)Gauteng reviews decentralised model as schools’ municipal debt hits R583m

Gauteng province is reassessing its decentralised education funding model following a municipal debt of R583 million accumulated by public schools. The debt has disrupted school operations and threatens the quality of education for thousands of pupils in the province. The review aims to improve financial management and ensure more sustainable funding for schools.