The National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union [NEHAWU] and the South African Students Congress [SASCO] notes with disgust and great disappointment the extension of the term of the National Student F […]

The South African Students Congress (SASCO) is disappointed by the move of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) to unfund a total of 5000 students. As an organisation we view this move not only as an […]

Walter Sisulu is nothing less than inspiring. Hence we should be inspired by his life and principles as we take a leaf from it.

Although he never finished primary school, one of the universities bears his name […]

The town Alice was established in 1824 and it’s named after Queen Victoria’s daughter. It’s a mere 4 years younger than the establishment of Makhanda (then called Grahamstown).

In 1916, a university for black […]

Nompumelelo came from zero as a black, poor girl from rural South Africa and rose to the state of being a hero to her family and village through education.

As a poor rural girl, Mpumi took a decision that her […]

Welcome to the 9th edition of SASCO Online journal, Moithuti. In this journal like true student movement that uses Marxism and Leninism as tools of analysis and guide to action, we disdain to conceal our views and […]

The South African Students Congress (SASCO) wishes to take this opportunity and commend the Joint Portfolio committee for its sterling work and due diligence in which it carried its work during the shortlisting […]

INTRODUCTION

The South African Students Congress (SASCO) embarked on National visit across provinces from the 7th – 11th July, to assess the state of compliance with the national regulations as set out by t […]

The South African Students’ Congress (SASCO) wishes its ideological guardian, the South African Communist Party (SACP) more revolutionary morale and continued consistent fight against imperialism. As our party a […]

The NEC of SASCO has been alerted of a review of the service dates of the Late provincial convener of SASCO in Free State, Comrade Siyabulela Lufele. The service dates have been set as the following;

Burial: […]

On 23 July 2020 the SASCO officials visited the home of Comrade Siyabulela Lufele to extend the organisations heartfelt condolences and to show support to the family of our fallen Comrade.

While with the […]

The South African Students Congress (SASCO) takes this time to announce the unfortunate news of the passing of the SASCO Free State Provincial Task Team Convener, Comrade Siyabulela ‘Siya’ Lufele who has succumbed […]

The South African Students Congress (SASCO) has learnt with deep sadness of the passing away of the liberation struggle stalwart and Rivonia trialist Comrade Andrew Mlangeni. Comrade Andrew Mlangeni was the last […]

The South African Students Congress (SASCO) is to hold a virtual National Working Committee (NWC) meeting on Wednesday 22 July 2020. The NWC meeting is scheduled to discuss:

– State of TVET Colleges,
– State […]

The South African Students Congress remains concerned with the perpetuation of a two-tier education system during the COVID19 pandemic. The COVID19 pandemic continues to highlight the inequalities of the higher […]

Three National Executive Committee members Cde Landy Ndlovu, Cde Kelebogile Thulo and Cde Julia Motsweni have taken a responsible step to go for Covid-19 Test even though they had no symptoms. Two have since […]

The South African Students’ Congress (SASCO) has learnt with a great shock of the passing of one of the country’s fearless freedom fighters. To us, Zindziswa ‘’Zindzi’’ Mandela symbolized a relatively younger gen […]

SASCO notes the snail pace of delivery on gadgets and data by government and institutions of higher learning especially in the Historically Disadvantaged Institutions (HDI’s) and Technical and Vocational and T […]

The South African Students’ Congress (SASCO) has perused the judgement handed down today virtually from the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) South Africa on the matter between AFRIFORUM and University South Africa ( […]