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b. 1965
Kebuang Nono Kgafela - Mokoka (born 20 April 1965 in Mathubudukwane) is a Motswana politician serving as the current Minister of Child Welfare and Basic Education , and a Specially elected member of parliament (SEMP).
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Dedicate time and focus on your studies by studying
The reality of the ground is that schools are in a bad state, and this calls for immediate action
Investing in child rights is not only a moral imperative; it is a strategic economic decision
Caring for, protecting, and empowering children is a shared responsibility worldwide
Children should remain in institutions where they can continue their education
The presidency of the party should not be accessible to the new party members
Our mandate is to cultivate excellence across entire learning spectrum
Evidence shows children are encountering significant violence early in life.
It is this compassion that has fueled my revolutionary fire, through my 41 years in politics and I don’t want to see children, women or any Motswana for that matter suffering.
I will also be establishing structures in tertiary institutions enhancing Women and Youth participation in politics, especially in decision making positions
We want to minimise dependency on government relief programmes and empower the youth to run their own lives
It is a policy that ‘all children have the right to education
We need to empower young people with skills to become innovators and entrepreneurs, not just job seekers
We must acknowledge that children live what they learn, and as such, preventing corporal punishment will play a crucial role in preventing violent behaviour later on in life as adults
We’ve inherited an education system that hasn’t prepared our graduates for the modern job market.
I am not a political grasshopper but a political giant
Every creature, human beings included, thrives on a sense of belonging without which we all feel forsaken, unwanted and unloved
The use of corporal punishment undermines a child's inherent right to respect and human dignity
Our aim is to transition from a resource-based to a knowledge-based economy
I’m coming, I’ll be knocking on these home doors and everywhere to ensure that we holistically raise our children so that they don’t grow up as bitter adults and continue to perpetrate violence
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