I saw a video of a lady izolo lamenting the fact that she registered her child back in August and is now being sent from pillar to post to get her child placed in a school.
It is not xenophobic to demand that South African kids be prioritised and placed in schools first. When there is still space, then non-South Africans can be admitted.
No child should be left behind. YES. Ubuntu commands us to do right by our fellow Africans, especially with the vulnerable within our society.
But, our charity cannot exist nor is it sustainable, if it is at the disadvantage of our fellow South Africans.
If there is room, of course every child in this country should be allowed to attend school. If not, then other means should be made that do not impede the access of citizens.
Let us be fair. No country would allow its citizens to go without, because they have to accommodate everyone indiscriminately.
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We hit the grounds with a #blitzcampaign, raising awareness about the #NQF, how it protects and empowers individuals!
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The Registration & Recognition and Communication & Advocacy units recently hosted an impactful Pre-2009 Qualifications Workshop at the University of Fort Hare, East London Campus. The purpose of the workshop was to raise awareness and provide much-needed clarity on the phasing
#SAQACONFERENCE2025 | Celebrating 30 Years of the NQF 🎉
We are honoured to announce that the Honourable Minister, Mr. Buti Manamela, will be addressing delegates at the upcoming #SAQACONFERENCE2025,
Themed : “The Establishment, Evolution, and Future of the (NQF)”.