Dilapidated administration offices in KZN hinder official duties

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Dilapidated administration offices in KZN hinder official duties
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Some education officials in KwaZulu-Natal have been unable to perform their duties for about three weeks, because of dilapidated administration offices and electricity cuts due to unpaid bills.

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