Dissatisfied students of the University of SA (Unisa) started a strike at the Sunnyside and Natal campuses but have now expanded to almost all campuses across the country. According to the students, their concern will be that the University remains “closed” until their grievances have been addressed. Unisa is currently handling a third of the..
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Culture of protest and destruction established by ANC regime spills over to tertiary institutions
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Can this be true with our pass rate of 30%? University of Johannesburg rated among best of world’s universities! For Marxism Perhaps?
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Johannesburg – The University of Johannesburg (UJ) has seen its ratings for excellence rise by more than 50 places to rank among the best performing South African and world’s elite universities. UJ has moved up markedly by roughly 59 places into the 501–510 rank band worldwide from 551–560 in the latest Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World..
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Trade union group Solidarity unveil R4.5bn plans for “alternative Afrikaans education system”
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Solidarity is ready to plough their resources into creating an Afrikaans-centric education system that will rival the one set out by the government. Trade union group Solidarity (Solidariteit) have been talking big this week, after unveiling their plans for NetWerk. The project plans to inject billions into an education system that works for South Africans…..
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Planning for the next generation! – Solidarity is launching a R4.5 billion project – including an alternative Afrikaans school system and university
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Trade union Solidarity has announced plans to roll out a R4.5 billion ‘network of work’ project, which will build alternative educational and work opportunities. The project, called the Solidarity NetWork, will include a comprehensive alternative school system, an occupational training college, a university, financial aid for education, a youth movement, a network of occupational guilds,..
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Unisa examination papers scheduled to be written sold to students, perpetrators who leaked exam papers face up to five years’ suspension
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Students found guilty of leaking exam papers from the University of South Africa (Unisa) could be suspended from the institution for up to five years and lose their marks. “The university is confident that the alleged perpetrators will be apprehended soon and they will face the full might of the justice system,” Unisa said in..
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Wits University wants to sell property donated from British mining magnate to Johannesburg city council to help poor students – one can only wonder if it includes white students too?
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A concerned resident opposing the sale says the university is not honouring the spirit of why it was endowed with Frankenwald Estate to begin with. Wits University is looking to make R1 billion from selling the controversial Frankenwald Estate near the Marlboro Gautrain station. The site was given to the institution – through a deed..
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Resentment starting to soar as UFS beckoned to remove the statue of Pres. Steyn from its Bloemfontein campus – To remove a heritage resource just to adapt to a specific group’s subjective opinion cannot erase the past
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AfriForum and various other conservation organisations, including the Bloemfontein Cultural Association, the Association for Christian Higher Education in Bloemfontein and the Gereformeerde Geloof Bond (which includes congregations across South Africa and to which 32 congregations are affiliated), on 10 May 2019, objected to the issuing of a permit by the Free State Provincial Heritage Resources..
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Juju is really getting desperate too, but your strategy of telling white youth to vote for the EFF WILL FAIL:- Our youngsters are proudly white and very intelligent, not stupid Juju!!
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The EFF leader says the party will provide free education, land and better jobs to all South Africans. The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) made a strong last push to get votes ahead of Wednesday’s election as thousands of supporters filled up Orlando Stadium in Soweto yesterday. The supporters came to listen to commander-in-chief Julius Malema,..
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A new law could soon see South Africans jailed for lying on their CV, well I see less Politicians in the Parliament
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Think before you get creative with the truth on your CV: The government are now one step closer to bringing in harsher penalties for “dishonest applicants”. The National Qualifications Amendment Bill is not here to play, ladies and gentlemen. The adjustment to the existing legislation comes with some pretty stern updates, which aims to clamp-down..
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#BlackPrivilege: Through their destructive strikes, students have managed to get the ANC regime to write off debt worth millions of Rands – 50,000 votes are probably not to be wasted with the upcoming election?
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The government has announced that there are R1bn available for writing off over 50,000 student debt. Apparently, it is debt incurred by “previously disadvantaged” who do not include white students. The students, through their destructive strikes, managed to get the government to write off their debts. Observers are of the opinion that the worst is..
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Angry students at Limpopo University temporarily suspended academic activities – Students now demand a campus campus bar so they can imbibe in a safe environment
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Students have called for a bar to be opened at the University of Limpopo so they can imbibe in a safe environment. Academic activities at the University of Limpopo were temporarily suspended on Wednesday after protesting students demanded, among other things, a “student bar” where they could imbibe in a safe environment. “We’re saying we..
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#BlackPrivilege: Violent protest led by EFF students reeks havoc at UKZN campus after demands was not met – serious damage to property was caused by acts of arson and vandalism
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While the academic program at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) resumed at the Westville campus on Wednesday, a group of EFF students attempted to ignite a safety quad bike, dismantled several windows, and threw police and security guards with stones. The incidents occurred throughout the day, the same day that campus operations resumed after university..
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The BIG DEBATE now is whether getting a degree in SA is actually ‘worth it’
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Getting a degree is what most parents push their children to do because it will secure them a better future. However, with South Africa having one of the highest unemployment rates in Africa, Mzansi is wondering if it’s worth it. South Africa is at the top of the list of African countries with the highest..
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South Africa needs more people like Eckard Binding- Businessman from Pretoria donates scholarship to student who picked up EFF-trash during protest action at university
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A businessman in Pretoria has donated a scholarship to the student who picked up the EFF litter during protest action on the campus of the University of the Free State. Pretoria FM News reported that an anonymous businessman from Mangaung Metro saw the video of student, Eckard Binding, who continued to throw the junk back..
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TUT’s nine campuses across the country are still closed due to violent protests by black disadvantaged students who apparently cannot study on empty stomachs
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Academic programs were discontinued at all Tshwane University of Technology campuses and students were ordered to vacate residences. Residence property has been damaged in the past and recovery costs have not yet been calculated. Fears exist for student and staff safety. According to TUT’s Willa de Ruyter, the situation at campuses is unpredictable and flammable…
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