Human Rights Day has passed. Could South Africans really celebrate it? Another year of democracy has passed. Ideally, it should represents equity, growth and development for all. The UN Global…
Children not learning maths: an unequal system in SA
Human Rights Day has passed. Could South Africans really celebrate it? Another year of democracy has passed. Ideally, it should represents equity, growth and development for all. The UN Global…
Developing critical thinking skills should be a priority
Education is the highest domestic priority for the South African government and has been receiving the most significant portion of government spending. In 2022, 17% of government expenditure went towards…
Developing critical thinking skills should be a priority
Education is the highest domestic priority for the South African government and has been receiving the most significant portion of government spending. In 2022, 17% of government expenditure went towards…
NSFAS needs to be reminded of its objectives and purpose
In recent years student protests at state universities in South Africa have become a normative practice. The motivations for students to protest violently vary widely. Some students have gripes with…
NSFAS needs to be reminded of its objectives and purpose
In recent years student protests at state universities in South Africa have become a normative practice. The motivations for students to protest violently vary widely. Some students have gripes with…
Would Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill benefit all?
South Africans are questioning the intent and primary objectives of the Basic Education Laws Amendment. Some of the amendments include that parents could be criminalised for not ensuring their children…