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EVOLUTION OF PROTESTS AND ITS EXISTENCE IN THE MODERN WORLD: DO PROTESTS HAVE A FUTURE IN THE DIGITAL AGE?

May 28, 2020
As old as man, accountability and protest have accompanied our existence; some would argue that it has even lived longer…
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EDITORIAL NOTE – 8th Edition May 2020

May 28, 2020
As the scholar, Simukai Chigudu aptly observed in his study of the 2008 cholera epidemic in 2008, “epidemics are tests…
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Pondering plausible Community based feeding initiative models to combat starvation and hunger amidst Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.

May 21, 2020
Millions of the inhabitants of our motherland do not consume required or sufficient energy/calories a day to sustain their livelihood…
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Asiyifuni iagenda yama Capitalist: advancing socialism in the times of COVID-19

May 21, 2020
The capitalist agenda has long reached its expiry date and the suffocating stench of this rot has been let loose…
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Transform the TVET Sector to be First Choice Institutions

May 21, 2020
Introduction Our education system still suffers from some of the apartheid patterns which entrenched ideas of our colonisers and continue…
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Editorial Note – 7th Edition, May 2020

May 21, 2020
Moithuti; the South African Students’ Congress online journal has left its infant footprints in on the ideological soil in the…
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The Impact of the Lockdown on Education in Remote Areas: Interventions Drawn from the SASCO SPOT

May 8, 2020
The current lockdown presents a huge problem to rural-based and township students, but it is an opportunity to put into…
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E-Learning and Marginalisation: The impact of COVID19 on the most vulnerable students

May 8, 2020
Twenty six years have passed since South Africa overhauled the racist apartheid regime which was designed and sought to keep…
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Online Education Does Not Cater for Language as a Reality

May 8, 2020
As we continue to navigate the world of education in Covid19, – shortcomings of Online Education Language, Culture and Education…
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SOUTH AFRICAN 2019 ELECTORAL SYSTEM , AND ITS POLITICAL IMPACT.

May 8, 2020
INTRODUCTION South Africa is a republic and a constitutional democracy. Republic and constitutional democracy are identical in every aspect except…
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SASCO is the biggest student movement in Africa. It organizes students in institutions of higher learning striving for the transformation of not just institutions of higher learning but the whole system in order to achieve a non-sexist, non-racial, working class biased and democratic education system.

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