TWO WOMEN, TWO APPROACHES: CAN SOUTH AFRICA’S FUTURE HOLD BOTH?
South Africa’s public life is, in a small way, being reshaped right now by two beautiful, articulate, and attractive political activist women in their prime. They do not agree on method, but both believe in their heads that they are fighting for the same country. The question is whether their differences can become complementarity. The […]
A RESPONSE TO MARTHINUS VAN STADEN’S ARTICLE: “THE CANCER KILLING SA UNIVERSITIES”
Perhaps, just like Van Staden, who has opted to talk about other universities except his, I am equally guilty of only responding to allegations against the Vice-Chancellor of UNISA, Prof Puleng LenkaBula. Of course, there is an inconsistency between the title of the article that looks like addressing an institutional matter but when reading about […]