Thlologelo Malatji

National Assembly

tmalatji@parliament.gov.za

About Thlologelo Malatji

2019 committee attendance as mp

75% attendance rate

Attended 15 meetings out of 20

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Recent meetings attended

Basic Education — National Education Collaboration Trust & NEEDU update — 5 Nov 2019
Basic Education — Equal Education Law Centre State of Education Report; Section 27 Limpopo Sanitation Report; BRRR — 22 Oct 2019
Basic Education — Elevating the Status and to Advance the use of Indigenous Languages: SA National Lexicography Unit and UNESCO briefing; BRRR — 16 Oct 2019
Basic Education — ELRC Collective Agreements & Grade 9 General Education Certificate: DBE; BRRR; with Minister & Deputy Minister — 15 Oct 2019
Basic Education — Examination Readiness 2019: Department briefing — 10 Oct 2019

All meetings attended

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Currently

Member at Rules of the National Assembly (National Assembly Committees) since 7th October 2019
Member at Portfolio Committee on Basic Education (National Assembly Committees) since 27th June 2019
Alternate Member at Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, Science and Technology (National Assembly Committees) since 27th June 2019
Member at National Assembly (Parliament) since 22nd May 2019
Member at African National Congress (ANC) (Party)

Formerly

18th Candidate at African National Congress Regional Gauteng Election List 2019 (Election List) from 23rd April 2019 until 8th May 2019

Committee appearances

Equal Education Law Centre State of Education Report; Section 27 Limpopo Sanitation Report; BRRR 22 Oct 2019

Mr T Malatji (ANC) started by appreciating democracy which allowed for opportunities where organisations could present their views to the Committee on how best to resolve the problems. A situation should not be allowed where faceless people who want to abuse the democratic process advance a narrative that has nothing ...
Elevating the Status and to Advance the use of Indigenous Languages: SA National Lexicography Unit and UNESCO briefing; BRRR 16 Oct 2019

Mr T Malatji (ANC) commented on the issue of language. He said that what influences the strength of languages is economic activity. Whoever controls the economy controls the language because one needs the language. Parents force their kids to study in English because it is the language of those in ...
Umalusi & SACE 2018/19 Annual Reports; Examination Readiness 2019 9 Oct 2019

Mr T Malatji (ANC) welcomed the presentations but noted that the way the entities could help the teachers is by developing programmes that assists the communities to deal with the social ills. This is because the challenges faced by schools such as violence in schools and teacher misconduct all emanate ...
Department of Basic Education 2018/19 Annual Report, with AGSA & FFC input 8 Oct 2019

Mr T Malatji (ANC) noted that the main issue facing the Department is consequence management. The Department fast tracks black companies but they do not always deliver on projects. Department officials who engage in this should face the consequences because state resources are wasted, and projects are being delayed.
Department on: Teaching and Learning International Survey & Comprehensive Sexuality Education 17 Sep 2019

Mr Malatji (ANC) commented on the issue of the aging of principals in the TALIS report and affirmed that there should be a deliberate program by the Department as a way of training younger principals. This is especially true in provinces like KZN, there must be younger principals appointed there ...

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