Greetings I believe no stone must be left unturned if indeed some the words in this article where vomitted by our honourable minister than we are going no where slowly.17 years after apartheid which found freedom from massaging and handshaking the bothas we still blame apartheid?thats so lame.where are whites when our matriculants are boozing in their uniforms,mxiting and doing God knows what?studying their butt off.for minister to say others get D while others get As and Bs is because of the system is wrong let them fix our sham education and stop blaming where there isnt a blame,chris and biko must be turning in their graves,mybe minister should take a bible and read genesis where God said to the Man that you will reap what you sow or sweat of your labour
On 1/22/11, Castro Ngobese <[email protected]> wrote: > Black students still suppressed - Vavi2011-01-21 22:12 > Johannesburg - Black students are still suppressed, Congress of SA > Trade Unions general secretary *Zwelinzima > Vavi*<http://www.whoswhosa.co.za/user/1936>said on Friday. > > "They give you D's so that you do not proceed further with your studies and > others unjustifiably collect A's, but always know what this is meant to > do... destroy your confidence in your own intellect," he said. > > "But what you must never allow, comrades, as you fight against these > practices, is to let them instil in you a sense of self-doubt, a lack of > confidence in your intellect." > > Vavi was speaking at the launch of the the SA Students' Congress (Sasco) > "Right To Learn Campaign" in Stellenbosch. > > "...I think you should not let up on the continued suppression of black > students in general and African students in particular. > > "This Right to Learn Campaign must escalate the issue of preferential > treatment and discrimination ... so that those discriminated against are > blocked from proceeding further with their studies," Vavi said, adding that > the biggest threat of all was the remnants of neo-liberal macroeconomic > policies. > > He told those in attendance that they shoulnt be surprised to hear that all > promises made to the tertiary education sector have been rolled over to the > next administration. > > "Therefore you should use this Right to Learn Campaign as a platform to > launch your own engagement process with the government’s new growth path." > > Vavi said administrative injustices were still rampant in many institutions. > > "The role of the revolutionary student movement in this conjuncture must be > to serve as an 'ear on the ground' for the ANC-led government." > > There was also a need to expand the entire tertiay education system, he > said. > > - SAPA > > -- > You are subscribed. This footer can help you. > Please POST your comments to [email protected] or reply to > this message. > You can visit the group WEB SITE at > http://groups.google.com/group/yclsa-eom-forum for different delivery > options, pages, files and membership. > To UNSUBSCRIBE, please email [email protected] . > You don't have to put anything in the "Subject:" field. You don't have to > put anything in the message part. All you have to do is to send an e-mail to > this address (repeat): [email protected] . > -- Mr Mmamadimo Ephraim "Thabo Mathiba Cell No:0849782879 Fax No:0865462214 Other Email:[email protected] -- You are subscribed. This footer can help you. Please POST your comments to [email protected] or reply to this message. You can visit the group WEB SITE at http://groups.google.com/group/yclsa-eom-forum for different delivery options, pages, files and membership. To UNSUBSCRIBE, please email [email protected] . You don't have to put anything in the "Subject:" field. You don't have to put anything in the message part. All you have to do is to send an e-mail to this address (repeat): [email protected] .
