By Zaahedah Vally | Published Mar 15, 2019
South Africa is a land of hope, opportunity and most glaringly, a land of stark inequality. This inequality could not be more prevalent than in our education system. Leafy suburbs like Sandton boast world class institutions with top-of-art facilities, whilst neighbouring Alexandra township schools are often victims of violence, poor infrastructure and a lack of resources.
By Nathaniel Lee | Published Mar 14, 2019
Since the beginning of the year, our news cycle has been dominated by incidents of school violence which include assaults, rape and murder. Something seems to have gone deeply wrong and as a nation we seem to be sinking in this desperate situation. Schools have become dangerous places and no longer places where young ones are sent to be moulded into upstanding citizens expected to take the baton from the older generation and lead our country into prosperity.
By Professor Rita Niemann | Published Mar 13, 2019
By Siwaphiwe Myataza | Published Mar 12, 2019
By Professor Francis Petersen | Published Mar 8, 2019
By Vuyo Kobokoane | Published Feb 8, 2019
By Ann Walton | Published Feb 1, 2019
By Anelle Burger | Published Jan 30, 2019
By Chelsea Lotz | Published Jan 30, 2019
By Hosia Sithole | Published Jan 23, 2019
By Carmel Gabie | Published Jan 18, 2019
By Paresh Soni | Published Jan 17, 2019
By William Gumede | Published Jan 14, 2019
By Waseem Carrim | Published Jan 8, 2019
By Sandile Vabaza | Published Dec 21, 2018
By Manos Antoninis | Published Dec 13, 2018
