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#FeesMustFall

Selective activism: A problem for South Africa’s youth
Thought Leader
/ 8 May 2025

Selective activism: A problem for South Africa’s youth

To make their voices heard, young people must be more selective in the issues they support and need to put in the hard work

By Enzokuhle Sabela
Editorial | Elections and the perils of provoking students
Editorial
/ 3 May 2024

Editorial | Elections and the perils of provoking students

US President Joe Biden’s handling of Israel’s war on Gaza could lose him the all-important student vote

By Editorial
Department of Education
Cabinet Report Cards 2023
/ 22 December 2023

Department of Education

Bold strides have been made in unravelling apartheid’s systems of education but there is still a lot to be done to achieve equality

By Lyse Comins
UCT students resume fees protest, despite court ruling
Education
/ 10 March 2023

UCT students resume fees protest, despite court ruling

The University of Cape Town management says student debt affects its financial sustainability

By Mandisa Ndlovu
Inequity in higher education is a price too high to pay
Opinion
/ 8 March 2023

Inequity in higher education is a price too high to pay

The #FeesMustFall protests demonstrated the burden of higher education in South Africa, a concept institutions contend with annually

By Letlhokwa Mpedi
Wits SRC agrees to 24-hour protest ‘ceasefire’ if its demands are met
Education
/ 8 March 2023

Wits SRC agrees to 24-hour protest ‘ceasefire’ if its demands are met

A committee comprising the higher education department, vice-chancellors and universities’ body has been established to review the R45 000 allowance for accommodation

By Mandisa Ndlovu
High time TikTok generation of student leaders step out of solipsism and into activism
Opinion
/ 23 August 2022

High time TikTok generation of student leaders step out of solipsism and into activism

In days gone by campuses were alive with opposition to societal and political injustice

By Shaun Read
Ask Yourself: Episode 1 – How to start a revolution
Podcasts
/ 16 June 2021

Ask Yourself: Episode 1 – How to start a revolution

Celebrate Youth Day by tuning in to episode one of our new youth-centred podcast series.

By M&G Listen
Police brutality: Citizens are just as much to blame
Thought Leader
/ 26 March 2021

Police brutality: Citizens are just as much to blame

Even though it is the officers who carry out the physical force, it is our prejudice that lays fertile ground for the abuse of power to entrench itself

By Prince Charles
What will it take for the police to stop killing our citizens?
Opinion
/ 19 March 2021

What will it take for the police to stop killing our citizens?

Even when their brutality is caught on camera and shown on television, officers seem to walk away scot-free

By Sumeya Gasa
Top ANC officials to meet Blade Nzimande over fears of escalating protests at Wits
Education
/ 11 March 2021

Top ANC officials to meet Blade Nzimande over fears of escalating protests at Wits

Sources say the party’s top six are concerned the protests at Wits University could intensify into a fiery student movement, much like #FeesMustFall

By Lizeka Tandwa and Paddy Harper
The EFF reignites #FeesMustFall as it takes Nzimande and Unisa to court
Education
/ 22 February 2021

The EFF reignites #FeesMustFall as it takes Nzimande and Unisa to court

The EFF is going to court in a bid to have the higher education minister’s directive that Unisa lower its first-time student intake overruled

By Eunice Masson
Institutions of higher learning should commemorate their casualties
Education
/ 20 October 2020

Institutions of higher learning should commemorate their casualties

The bust of Matikweni Nkuna at Tshwane University of Technology is an example of how we should honour those who fought for equal access to education

By Malesela Maubane and Shalate Davhana
The myths that swirl around modern-day South Africa should be dispelled
Opinion
/ 25 May 2020

The myths that swirl around modern-day South Africa should be dispelled

Without an accurate understanding of the dilemmas which overwhelm us, our efforts to produce effective and far-reaching strategies or solutions for change will fail

By Andile Zulu
Listen to the voice of Generation C — they have answers for Africa’s future
Coronavirus
/ 8 May 2020

Listen to the voice of Generation C — they have answers for Africa’s future

Many young people already know how to deal with the problems the Covid-19 pandemic has wrought — they have been living with them all along

By Mamokgethi Phakeng
Young people need a bailout: Cancel student debt held by national banks
Education
/ 8 May 2020

Young people need a bailout: Cancel student debt held by national banks

A more equitable and fair society, able to conquer the effects of pandemics, starts with debt-free education and skills development

By Luke Cadden
Students need unity from leadership, not Twitter wars
Article
/ 23 April 2020

Students need unity from leadership, not Twitter wars

Universities South Africa is an important voice that we should look to in the higher education sector. Unfortunately it is often inaudible

By Bongekile Macupe

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