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South Africa's textbook scandal
South Africa's Basic Education Department is in court once again, accused of failing to deliver textbooks to school children in Limpopo, the country's northernmost province.
In a country where the papers are full of stories about the poor state of the educational system, the Limpopo textbook scandal has become a byword for government negligence, corruption and lack of service delivery.
The BBC's Nomsa Maseko visited the province and sent this report to our Focus on Africa TV programme.
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