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ARTICLE: BACK TO SCHOOL, MR DEPUTY-PRESIDENT?

DWS headshotIn his address on 15 October 2015 to the Higher Education Transformation Summit in Durban, Deputy President Ramaphosa made the following statement:

“Though we have made a decisive shift from the fragmented, inefficient and inequitable higher education system of the apartheid era, we still feel its effects. Had the apartheid rulers not been so thorough, so methodical, so malevolent in the denial of education to the black majority, then South Africa would today be on a completely different developmental trajectory. We would be a more equitable nation, a more prosperous nation. We would have an advanced, diversified, more inclusive economy.”

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ARTICLE: PLAN B’S CRITICS LIVE IN LA-LA LAND

theuns eloffAlmost all South Africans agree that our country is in a crisis. Most government departments are paralysed by incompetence, corruption and a culture of entitlement.

The state of the economy, education, health services, infrastructure and safety are at a low point. The evil triplets of poverty, unemployment and inequality are thriving.

Moreover, a well thought-out plan to “Africanise” society in the name of transformation is being applied relentlessly.

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ARTICLE: THE ANC’S NGC DOCUMENTS AND FOREIGN POLICY – SOUTH AFRICA’S NEW ANTI-WESTERN FOREIGN POLICY

world leadersThe ANC must be congratulated for the care with which it prepares its members for important policy discussions of the kind that will soon be taking place at its 2015 National General Council. The NGC is the most important ANC meeting between National Conferences. It gives the organisation an opportunity to consider progress made with the implementation of policy since the preceding National Conference and to develop proposals for new policies at the next National Conference – which will take place at the end of 2017.

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AN OVERVIEW OF THE FW DE KLERK FOUNDATION

The FW de Klerk Foundation promotes and defends the South African Constitution; works for reconciliation, mutual understanding and national unity; preserves and celebrates the legacy of FW de Klerk; provides information on South Africa’s constitutional transformation; and is the home of the FW de Klerk Archive and Library.

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