The regime regarded the PAC leader as the only political prisoner. The others, including Nelson Mandela, were ‘ordinary’ prisoners
The right question needs to be asked when it comes to staff representation
Black women’s hair is deeply politicised and education experts are mulling over the significance of the learner-led protests in Pretorias.
"We are such a multilingual country, but in government, when you hear people talk, you think we are a bilingual country"
Public memorials are part of our heritage, and can be dealt with creatively.
We boycotted and protested against apartheid and with our votes we have returned the ANC to power since 1994. We didn’t do that to be oppressed.
The humanities and arts are sacrificed in the business of ensuring solvent universities.
South Africa has strayed from its path to prioritise indigenous education, by only partly implementing powerful policies.