Thlologelo Malatji

National Assembly

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About Thlologelo Malatji

2020 committee attendance as mp

50% attendance rate

Attended 14 meetings out of 28

2019 committee attendance as mp

70% attendance rate

Attended 16 meetings out of 23

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Recent meetings attended

Basic Education — Reopening of Schools; National School Nutrition Programme & Directions for Learners with Special Education Needs: DBE; with Deputy Minister — 1 Sep 2020
Basic Education — Reopening of Schools progress report, with Deputy Minister — 30 Jun 2020
Higher Education, Science and Technology — Matters of current affairs with respect to TVET colleges: King Hintsa TVET college; Orbit TVET college & Westcol TVET college — 17 Jun 2020
Basic Education — Basic Education Budget: Committee Report — 28 May 2020
Basic Education — Umalusi 2020/21 Annual Performance Plan; with Minister — 19 May 2020

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Currently

Member at Rules of the National Assembly (National Assembly Committees) since 7th October 2019
Alternate Member at Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, Science and Technology (National Assembly Committees) since 27th June 2019
Member at Portfolio Committee on Basic Education (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

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Committee appearances

Schooling during COVID-19 Lockdown: update with Deputy Minister 28 Apr 2020

Mr T Malatji (ANC) said that COVID-19 has shown the inequality in this country to be very high. Some learners from privileged backgrounds were catching up via e-learning. The DG mentioned that those using private transportation would be responsible for their own “checking”. Those same learners will be in class ...
ICT Roll-Out: Department of Basic Education briefing; Coronavirus measures 17 Mar 2020

Mr T Malatji (ANC) expressed interest in how the Department was aligning infrastructure development and ICT. The existing infrastructure, particularly in Eastern Cape, did not support ICT programmes. In addition, had the Department put in security measures for the connected devices? There had been news about devices getting stolen days ...
Status Update on Migration of ECD from DSD to DBE; Tracking progress in ECD service delivery: NGO briefing 3 Mar 2020

Mr T Malatji (ANC) stated the importance of this task as ECD affects all levels of a child’s schooling career, both primary and secondary school. The performance in this sector is directly linked to manmade inequalities and needs to be addressed. This will be a recurring issue unless this ...
2020 School Readiness & 2019 Matric Examination Outcome; Report on Griqua People’s Heritage Submission; Residents of Dryharts Village Petition 11 Feb 2020

Mr T Malatji (ANC) applauded the North West Department of Education for engaging with the community on the matter, highlighting that there was an issue of overcrowding in the current schools of Dryharts, and the addition of a primary school would help. He requested the Department to start with renovations ...
Funza Lushaka Bursary Scheme & Post-Provisioning Norms: Department briefing 12 Nov 2019

Mr T Malatji (ANC) commented on the importance of the Funza Lushaka programme and states sustaining the programme as progressive. This is because the number of young people who want to teach is gradually decreasing. However the programme needs to be better developed to keep these students in the system ...

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Plenary appearances

APPROPRIATION BILL 17 Jul 2019

Who is the commander-in-chief?
APPROPRIATION BILL 17 Jul 2019

Can the member take a question?

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