The release of the forensic report into the circumstances surrounding the death of Parktown learner Enock Mpianzi has been postponed.
The report was expected to be released on Thursday evening. The Grade 8 learner died after a makeshift raft he and his fellow learners built capsized in the Crocodile River at the Nyathi Bush and River Break Lodge in the North West over a month ago.
Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi received the report over the weekend and said it showed wrongdoing on the part of those who were meant to take care of the children.
WATCH: Forensic report on the death of Grade-8 learner Enock Mpianzi completed
The report was shared with the Mpianzi family, and was meant to be made public. However, Education spokesperson Steve Mabona says they’ve decided to hold onto it for now.
Teachers at the school have been accused of neglect as the public pushes for answers.
Mpianzi’s peers are expected to gather to pay tribute to him in a memorial at the school.
Since his passing, some learners have given harrowing accounts of the circumstances surrounding Mpianzi’s death.
Watch video below of SAHRC members visiting the lodge where Mpianzi passed away:
During the course of the investigations, it also emerged that over the past ten years, three children, including Mpianzi have drowned at the facility.
The Grade eight learner’s death has shone the spotlight on the school’s alleged code of silence, leading to growing calls for transparency.
The school principal, Malcolm Williams has since been suspended.
