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Mandela said I could, so I got my doctorate
My mother was a domestic worker and my father a miner, and I went to school in the townships
Danger in restricting knowledge
Secrecy and the selective education of a few led to the fall of the Ancient Egyptians
Young people must take the baton from the heroes of 1976
In the hope of creating a better South African future, the youth of today should look to the past
20 years after the ‘Mamdani affair’, the old adversary rejoins UCT
The academic who took on the university’s ‘bantu’ curriculum has returned, marking a ‘path towards decolonisation’
Restore hope to SA’s democracy
A better future is possible – but only if the scourge of inequality is banished
A present with poor education leads to a future with no hope
When the socks that need pulling up are absent, we must turn to leaders, the government, municipalities and citizens, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
Rededicating quality education
Winner: Investing in the Future Education Award — Tiger Kloof Educational Institution
Bantu Education cannot continue to haunt us
The achievements of learners are still strongly (and sadly) linked to the circumstances of their birth, writes Annette Lovemore.
Motshekga on Ramphele: She’s looking for a hobby
Angie Motshekga and Mamphela Ramphele have clashed again after the Agang SA leader's fresh comments that education under apartheid was better in SA.
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