Parliamentary cleaners getting paid more than teachers.

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According to DA MP Dr Mark Burke, parliamentary cleaners earn about R30 000 per month. He said this during a parliamentary session yesterday. He argued that the fact that cleaners earn more than teachers is nonsensical and unjustifiable. The team and listeners shared whether they agree with Dr Burke or not.

26 Feb 2025 12AM English South Africa Entertainment News

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