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Sylvia Graham: It’s time to rethink university governance structures
Can we truly say that our institutions of higher learning and training are autonomous, and if not, why do we...
A law professor’s letter to her students: respect yourself first
I have been pondering this question, What rises after #FeesMustFall, in the wake of physical and emotional disruption at my...
Abe Thebyane: Business can, and should do more
Not a month has gone by in 2016 without some part of the education sector making headlines, elevating it to...
Johan Fourie: Facts, not emotion should govern debate
One thread that runs through all the major events this year, from #FeesMustFall to Brexit to the US election, is...
Rapelang Rabana: Let’s talk about the language barrier and how technology can fix it
Even if fees do fall, we have a much deeper problem. The real issue South Africa faces is changing the...
Crispin Sonn: Inclusive education does not mean free education
The Fallism movement has certainly taken the country by storm and has inspired young and old, rich and poor, black...
Phephelaphi Dube: Transformative constitutionalism demands government takes action
In a seminal article published in 1998, American academic, Karl Klare coined the term “transformative constitutionalism”, which he went on...
James de Villiers: Let’s make the playing field equal first
I was there when a group of 60 students occupied the University of Stellenbosch’s Admin B building in the Spring...
Dennis Davis: Increase budget for higher education incrementally
The protest action of 2016 began on the basis of two central demands: free tertiary education and quality decolonised education....
Ndoni Mcunu: For fees to fall, ethical leadership must first rise
"Where is leadership?" has been amongst the many questions South Africans have been asking during the past year. Events such...