Sideshow Bob
Honorary Master
It is kind of advertisement. Is there a point of doing this for some unknown sipho/rajesh/frikkie from tumbleweedtown ?Have a small issue with this, unless UNISA does this for every single student who graduates.
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It is kind of advertisement. Is there a point of doing this for some unknown sipho/rajesh/frikkie from tumbleweedtown ?Have a small issue with this, unless UNISA does this for every single student who graduates.
Celebrating success of everyone.It is kind of advertisement. Is there a point of doing this for some unknown sipho/rajesh/frikkie from tumbleweedtown ?
Definitely, doesn't strengthen the "rule by decree" aesthetic of Zuma and MK.
Yeah universities do it for their high profile students, Unisa did it for Juju and Wits did it for Floyd.It is kind of advertisement. Is there a point of doing this for some unknown sipho/rajesh/frikkie from tumbleweedtown ?
Imagine how inspired the Gwaza Mkhontos could be seeing that, they might even repent from their KZN ways and go to school.Celebrating success of everyone.
Also I don't see how molefe doing anything is a good advertisement, my first thought is who did he pay in UNISA for that degree.
Ahh if there are other messages about other people then less of an issue.Yeah universities do it for their high profile students, Unisa did it for Juju and Wits did it for Floyd.
I'm this case though it does look like there are a couple more similar messages from Unisa for other people I couldn't recognize as public figures.
Maybe it would have been a PR issue back then, no harm will come to the university now.Ahh if there are other messages about other people then less of an issue.
Though any vaguely smart PR person would have avoided publicly celebrating Fake Colonel Brian.
We need patriotic people in all those departments who will always be on the side of the people, and South Africans should stop their nonsense of always positioning themselves as opponents of the state, wanting to fight for the rights of criminals.If there's one thing I can agree on, it's that judges can sometimes be too lenient when it comes to bail, and DOCS can be too lenient when it comes to parole.
Something needs to change there.
Aren't enough high fives for that judge.
Let's all be patriots and criminals would never have power over us.