Greetings,

What was written by Dr Lombo, on *Sunday Times 21 June 2009*, is more than
accurate about how former Model C schools are ran. I do not think there is a
need though, for the amendment of the South African Schools Act by
developing an anti-discrimination Policy only. We need a complete societal
revolution and an absolute transform of mindset as South Africans (both
white ad black). The Model C schools will never change through legislation
only, but will eventually change as time go through being part of our plans
as the National Liberation Movement in trying to achieve a total liberation
of our people.*“Everything, which exists, exists of necessity. But equally
everything which exists is doomed to perish, to be transformed into
something else. Thus, what is “necessary” in one time or place becomes
“unnecessary” in another. Everything begets its opposite which is destined
to overcome and negate it*.” Karl Marx.



Those schools approved the objectives of colonialism and were mini-Britain
and mini-Dutch in foundation, however today, they are part of a non-racial
society plan that seeks to correct the social ills created by the
colonizers. Meaning their foundation is soon to diminish and perish.



Our Black African Academics and Researchers must then develop a more
revitalized, dynamic, standard, adaptable and relevant curriculum to the
challenges and priorities of our South African and Africa in particular.
This may apply to your secondary scholar, where they study African Economy &
Engineering (Agriculture, Rural Development & Construction, and Mining &
Energy), African Mathematics & Science and African History. Meanwhile your
primary scholar is taught, basic African languages (how to read, write and
count), patriotism and the basics of our education. This education system
will make young people be useful to the contribution of South African
Socialism and to the developmental state envisaged by Africa, not by
Caucasians and the western world. “*The total liberation of Africa will come
from the South”.* Kwame Nkrumah.



Our education should be liberated, compulsory, and free, in pursuit of South
African Socialism, total transformation of Africa in particular, and remove
the global capitalist education system that confused our people to compete
with people who have no contribution to the land and its people. The
mindsets of our people should be similarly to those of Cuba, Venezuela, etc,
that provide the nations children with a useful education for their own
society. Our children must learn about ubuntu, patriotism and more about the
civilization of their own continent, like the manuscripts of Timbak-Tu, etc.




As South Africans, we must be able to break the capitalist chains through a
creation of an education system, responsive to our own objectives.* “**Men
make their own history, but they do not make it just as they please; they do
not make it under circumstances chosen by themselves, but under
circumstances directly encountered, given and transmitted from the past*”. The
Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Napoleon (1852).  I believe that we have enough
as this country to change the past and achieve the South African Socialism
and if only government would work hard with society. *Working together, we
can do more. *



Socialism,



*Cde Sive “Madala” Gumenge*

*YCLSA Brian Bunting District Working Committee *

*SASCO Tisha Vanga Branch Executive Member*

*CPUT CSRC Member*

*Western Cape**,*

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*076 8945 800*



(*Writing in his personal capacity)*





-- 
Sive Gumenge
Young Communist League of South Africa
Brian Bunting District Executive Member
Western Cape
076 894 5800

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