Student Activism in the current epoch: Homeless at home
The higher education system of South consists of 50 Public TVET colleges and 26 Universities with nearly 2 million registered…
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Editorial Note: 4th Edition April 2020
“Thus the awakening of the dead in those revolutionaries served the purpose of glorifying the new struggles, not of parodying…
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SASCO OPPOSED TO THE IMMEDIATE IMPLEMENTATION OF E-LEARNING: A CALL FOR A SINGLE COORDINATED HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM
The South African Students Congress is taken aback by governments’ continued fumbling and failure to provide sufficient and decisive leadership…
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Our new educational setups will be the new post-covid19 lockdown struggle in fighting the spread of local transmission and keeping of social distance
The Covid19 outbreak has managed to expose our government’s ability to accelerate service delivery when needed to and for obvious…
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WOMEN AND COVID19: Inspired by Cde Nomi Nkondlo and Cde Joyce Tsipa
INTRODUCTION “Our revolution is not a public-speaking tournament. Our revolution is not a battle of fine phrases. Our revolution is…
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Self-criticism will strengthen and unite the student movement
The evolvement of higher education in South Africa’s democratic dispensation cannot be separated from the influence of the South African…
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FOREWORD BY PRESIDENT : 3rd Edition April 2020
Welcome to the third edition of Mothuti of the 21st National Executive Committee. In times of uncertainty, frustration and sacrifice,…
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Towards an ethical and Organizational Integrity membership of SASCO.
“Everything which exists, of necessity. But equally everything which exists is doomed to perish, to be transformed into something else.…
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Are Black Africans also Human?
The South African contemporary issues on Human Rights began the day compromises were made by the ones who were already compromised,…
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Humans Rights commemoration within Post Schooling Sector in South Africa: A Reflection of a student activist
SASCO has nothing to celebrate as far as human rights are concerned. The majority of South African Students remain homeless,…
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