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02 January 2013 Press statement for immediate release Congratulations to the Matric Class of 2012. South Africa as a developing country which still lacks some skills and quality to improve, which will lead us to the status of a developed country, attainment of such a character requires education as a building block with balanced implementable vision. We require an academic excellent generation with determined instincts to pursue our generational mission as a country in the creation of economically viable communities, where government is less depended on. The learning and teaching commitment during the learning year 2012 has finally paid up though results to this end are not yet satisfying. Our schools duly requires members of the society to assist in the reinstalling of the culture of learning and furthermore ensure that our schools are not reduced to areas of intimacy above everything, considering the teenage pregnancy expanding rate, the deteriorating moral relation between learners and teachers, the vandalism to school property, looting of school furniture and dodging of classes mainly orchestrated by drug abuse and child labour. We have observed copious children at the ages befitting to go to school, peripatetic in our streets, dirty without respect to adults and unable to passably read or write. Our concerns are based on the outfit which later start initiating housebreaks and associating with random crime which leaves our communities dangerous. The life lived without ability to read or write leaves us vulnerable to underdevelopment. Considering the growing magnitude of illiteracy and all the dangers it havens, it is important for all structures in the society to build coalition along with the South African Police Services, to ensure that every child due to go to school is made to, and monitoring measures are put in place throughout the year to ensure that these children do not default from attending school. The ANCYL Limpopo, as it welcomes the sterling performance in percentages of grade twelve learners across the country and in the Limpopo Province, also feel it is imperative for Student Formations at Universities particularly the South African Student Congress (SASCO) and our branches of the ANCYL to ensure that the admission and registration of students is not made problematic. They should ensure that aiding offices are accessible at all times. We wish every learner including those that did not make it well, and further urge them to continue working hard as the improvement of their socio economic statuses are dependant on them not anybody else. We as well insist on the Department of Education to budget more on Compensation of Employees in order to appoint more teachers, and also build quality schools to avoid depressing learning and teaching environments. The African National Congress Youth League Limpopo, is making a call to the private sector to help with bursaries and donation of school uniforms and stationery to all disadvantaged learners and adopt needy schools and orphanages. Issued by the ANCYL Limpopo For enquiries contact the Provincial Spokesperson Cde. Klaas Nono Mabunda at 082 730 4331 or 079 430 4331 On 1/7/13, Klaas Nono Mabunda <[email protected]> wrote: > > AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS YOUTH LEAGUE > LIMPOPO PROVINCE > > > > > 07 January 2013 > > Press statement for immediate release > > Academic Excellence in honour of President Peter Mokaba. > > On the 07 January 1959, a revolutionary with fearless instincts was born, he > was unfortunately brought to this world to be met with the brutal human > segregative attitudes, which subjected every conscious being to confront the > system with the intolerance it deserved, thus ascertaining the active > involvement against any undue acts. > > Politically conscious and enthusiast people who knew the importance of > living in harmony without any kind of prejudice, had to revolt against this > but knew the importance of learning in order to advance informed > mobilization against the system, though education was restrictive due to > colour biological origin, regardless of such an effort the generation of the > time persevered, and President Peter Mokaba was amongst those that married > education with political involvement. > > As in when we celebrate life and times of this gallant fighter, President > Mokaba 's birthday, we need to couple the celebration with prioritizing > education of both ourselves as leaders, our members, those we seek to > recruit and the civilized members of the society to delve in being > academics, as our country only demands education in order to reform systems > and chant a way towards a complete attainment of Millenium Development > Goals, as the incessant chanting of Apartheid and its injustices is > immaterial and delaying, all we should start doing in order to accommodate > all generations including the Born Frees, is to preempt the future and > prepare ourselves thereto. > > President Mokaba has inspired us in many ways than one to become > politicians, intention being to contribute towards the well-being of our > communities, hence we need to learn deeper the foundations of learning and > advise the state to introduce a caring curriculum in line with our visions > as the country, not a permanently changing curricular. > > The ANCYL Limpopo is humbly making a call to Law Enforcement Agencies > including the Hawks, South African Police Service, and the Department of > Higher Education to embark on a outreach to search for Fly-by-night Colleges > and further make campaigns to notify learners and parents about these time > consuming day light robbery. > > It is the responsibility of all us to guard against such syndicates as they > rob our parents of their hard earned money and as well waste a lot of time > for young people only to be awarded a bogus certificate. Every learner is > therefore advised to make use of the Offices of the Department of Higher > Education and Training and SASCO Branches to confirm the validity of the > college before paying any registration fee or admission. > > The ANCYL Limpopo along with the PYA will embark on Back to School campaign > from the school reopening and has adopted it as an unremitting program > throughout the year. We urge parents both through the SGB and individually > to participate fully in the Education of their children, in order for the > children to be educated not certificated, as it will bear fruits for our > communities and the country at its entirety. > > We reiterate our call to the private sector to practice patriotism, by > donating and adopting needy schools and learners. > > Issued by the ANCYL Limpopo > > For enquiries contact the Provincial Spokesperson Cde. 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