The drowning of Enoch Mpianzi at a camp organised by Parktown Boys High School, touched the hearts of many South Africans

Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi said they had tried engaging Enock Mpianzi’s family, which is seeking R20 million in damages, to reach a lower settlement however the family is sticking to its guns

The lawyer for Enoch Mpianzi’s family say that they won’t rest until controversial Parktown Boys’ High School is closed down for good.

Enoch Mpianzi drowned after a makeshift raft capsized during an excursion in the North West

The Gauteng Department of Education Minister Panyaza Lesufi has indicated on Monday 8 June that they will not oppose the matter.

The headmaster had been suspended following the tragic death of 14-year-old Enoch Mpianzi, who drowned on a school camp.

The damning report has been handed over to the NPA, who are deliberating whether or not to prosecute those responsible for the boys death.

The forensic report into the death of Enock Mpianzi is absolutely damning for those implicated. Here’s what the findings say.

Enock Mpianzi’s tragic death has been forensically analysed, but the report into his ill-fated school trip has – so far – been kept behind closed doors.

It may be a case of “justice delayed” on Thursday, but it hasn’t been denied. Panyaza Lesufi has explained why the Enock Mpianzi report has been held back.

The African National Congress has condemned a ‘clear and deliberate attempt to incite lawlessness’ by the Economic Freedom Fighters.

The South African Human Rights Commission and family of the teen who drowned last week at Nyati Bush and River Break, encountered a locked gate when they arrived for a site inspection.

South African Human Rights Commission officials will inspect the site where the 13-year-old Enoch Mpianzi drowned last week.