Gauteng MEC of Education Panyaza Lesufi says the violent brawl, involving about 10 high school boys in Gauteng, was because one of them was owed R25. A video circulating on social media, shows the boys, some in school uniform, fighting in groups outside the Edenglen High School in Johannesburg. Lesufi this week visited the High School investigate the fight. - Smile 90.4FM

Gauteng MEC of Education Panyaza Lesufi says the violent brawl, involving about 10 high school boys in Gauteng, was because one of them was owed R25. A video circulating on social media, shows the boys, some in school uniform, fighting in groups outside the Edenglen High School in Johannesburg. Lesufi this week visited the High School investigate the fight.

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13 November 2020

By Smile Staff Reporter

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