South African Students Congress (SASCO) held a bilateral meeting with Minister Dr Blade Nzimande and Deputy Minister Buti Manamela of Department of Higher Education, Science and Innovation today, the 21st of April […]

The South African Students Congress is taken aback by governments’ continued fumbling and failure to provide sufficient and decisive leadership in the higher education sector in the midst of a global pandemic. […]

The Covid19 outbreak has managed to expose our government’s ability to accelerate service delivery when needed to and for obvious reasons, to respond speedily or face the consequences of a deadly virus to its p […]

INTRODUCTION

“Our revolution is not a public-speaking tournament. Our revolution is not a battle of fine phrases.

Our revolution is not simply for spouting slogans that are no more than signals used by […]

The evolvement of higher education in South Africa’s democratic dispensation cannot be separated from the influence of the South African Students Congress (SASCO), which will be celebrating its 30th anniversary i […]

Welcome to the third edition of Mothuti of the 21st National Executive Committee. In times of uncertainty, frustration and sacrifice, people look to leaders to make difficult but necessary decisions for their […]

The NWC adopted subcommittees as part of the strengthening and maximising of participation of our overall membership base in the livelihood of the organisation. The subcommittees shall be headed by the directly […]

“The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various way. The point, however, is to change it.” Karl Marx

South African Students Congress (SASCO) held its National Working Committee (NWC) meeting onl […]

“Everything which 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 anothe […]

The South African contemporary issues on Human Rights began the day compromises were made by the ones who were already compromised, ie; Africans. For the longest time, since 1652 upon the arrival of Jan van R […]

SASCO has nothing to celebrate as far as human rights are concerned. The majority of South African Students remain homeless, some go to bed with hungry stomachs and majority wait with fear not knowing if their […]

“The dialectical method teaches that nature remains in a state of constant change, development and renewal. This can be seen through scientific and even general studies of nature and natural processes. Nothing r […]

Here is a list of documents to read during the lockdown:

16th Congress Resolutions 2009

13th Congress Resolutions 2005

Red Spark Issue

Amandlaness

Discussion Document On Organization Renewal

SASCO […]