President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on educators to play a key role in addressing gender-based violence by integrating awareness and prevention into school curricula. The appeal highlights the importance of teaching students about respectful relationships, consent, and the consequences of harmful behavior as early as possible. Officials emphasize that schools can serve as critical spaces for fostering cultural shifts and empowering young people to challenge gender-based violence. The push comes as part of broader efforts to tackle systemic issues through education and community engagement.
Ramaphosa urges teachers to help combat GBV through education SABC News
