
Free higher education won’t be free
The campaign for free higher education fails to consider who actually pays for it
The campaign for free higher education fails to consider who actually pays for it
The ethical and political reasons to avoid free higher education are unambiguous
Employers must be recognised as the instigators and funders of this vital task, says Sean Archer.
Government’s skills policy intentions rest on wishful thinking
Many enthusiastic people are convinced of the potential for a monthly basic income grant to help South Africa’s poor. But would it? The jury is still out because the written evidence covers only bits and pieces of the problem. Also, much of the research has not been subjected to assessment by independent experts. Certain questions are still outstanding.