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Tertiary Institutes Language Policy

English only at varsity is not a remedy
Article
/ 26 May 2017

English only at varsity is not a remedy

And its use doesn’t mean that education will be more inclusive and equitable

By Staff Reporter
Language can be a powerful cohesive tool
Article
/ 13 April 2016

Language can be a powerful cohesive tool

A system using English as a common language in multilingual schools, combined with multibilingualism, can be a powerful catalyst for social cohesion.

By Staff Reporter
Schools’ bias stymies black pupils
Article
/ 2 December 2015

Schools’ bias stymies black pupils

Discriminatory cultural and language practices at schools deny black pupils the chance to do as well at university as their white counterparts.

By Staff Reporter
Blade: No enemy of Afrikaans – but it can’t dominate tertiary institutions
Article
/ 28 November 2014

Blade: No enemy of Afrikaans – but it can’t dominate tertiary institutions

The education minister criticised the domination of Afrikaans in teaching – and called on former Afrikaans universities to enrol more black students.

By Bongani Nkosi

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