South Africans are dummies

Black university were:
Venda
Limpopo
Medunsa
Rhodes?
UWC?
Westville (sort of)

Can't think of any others and no text books weren't free in those days. You had to buy all stationary, it only got free in my days but my brothers and older cousins had to buy everything. Even in the early 90s government only supplied some stationary free the rest you had to get for yourself.

That might explain the non burning of schools - as it regularly happens in the "New South Africa".

- "South African students finished second-to-last in maths and last in science for 14-year-olds. This is, however, only part of the bad news.

In South Africa, grade 9 students write exams meant for grade 8 pupils, because the assessment is deemed too difficult for local grade 8 pupils.

This means that South Africa is at the bottom of the global rankings, even though our grade nines compete against other countries’ grade eights." -

This is reeeealy bad. What the hell are you chaps learning down there?
 
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This is reeeealy bad. What the hell are you chaps learning down there?

The department of education's only criteria by which they measure their success is the pass rate. When the pass rate looks bad the quick fix is just to drop the standers.
It isn't even mediocre anymore we have hit rock bottom and there's still school with 0% pass rates
 
Black university were:
Venda
Limpopo
Medunsa
Rhodes?
UWC?
Westville (sort of)

Can't think of any others and no text books weren't free in those days. You had to buy all stationary, it only got free in my days but my brothers and older cousins had to buy everything. Even in the early 90s government only supplied some stationary free the rest you had to get for yourself.

+ Fort Hare

Text books were never free.

During my high school, we were not even allowed to have Higher Grade Maths and Science Text books. There was also a state of emergency preventing any study groups and people gathering beyond 6pm. Thank God to William Smith I was glued onto my TV to learn Maths and Physics.
 
+ Fort Hare

Text books were never free.

During my high school, we were not even allowed to have Higher Grade Maths and Science Text books. There was also a state of emergency preventing any study groups and people gathering beyond 6pm. Thank God to William Smith I was glued onto my TV to learn Maths and Physics.

Legend, is he still around? not seen him in a while.
 
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Black university were:
Venda
Limpopo
Medunsa
Rhodes?
UWC?
Westville (sort of)

Can't think of any others and no text books weren't free in those days. You had to buy all stationary, it only got free in my days but my brothers and older cousins had to buy everything. Even in the early 90s government only supplied some stationary free the rest you had to get for yourself.

University of Bophuthatswana.
 
That is by the far the most stupidest thing I've read. But hey, let's do maths equations in the sand after our praise and worship session at school cos Jesus will make a way.

I'm not sure what this is about, maybe related to the "Six schools in court to defend their right to follow Christian religion" thread.

I am pretty sure that those 6 schools math wise will be in the top 1% of SA. Why you may ask. Because they have things many schools in SA lack - discipline, dedicated teachers, dedicated parents, etc.
 
I'm not sure what this is about, maybe related to the "Six schools in court to defend their right to follow Christian religion" thread.

I am pretty sure that those 6 schools math wise will be in the top 1% of SA. Why you may ask. Because they have things many schools in SA lack - discipline, dedicated teachers, dedicated parents, etc.

Awesome, now with that surty provide the proof.
 
The department of education's only [-]criteria[/-] criterion by which they measure their success is the pass rate. When the pass rate looks bad, the quick fix is to just drop the [-]standers[/-] standards.

It isn't even mediocre anymore. We have hit rock bottom and [-]there's[/-] there are still schools with a 0% pass [-]rates[/-] rate.

I like irony.
 
Yeah shame. Some people will remain forever victims.
Except they aren't. They are simply trying to scratch enough money together to feed their families. They lack the wonderful privilege me and you have.

My maid sees her family 2-3 times a year. You think that's how she want it to be?

I wonder what you would say if she decided to stay at home and let her family starve. Probably good riddance?
 
+ Fort Hare

I'd forgotten Zululand too - so if you stretch some definitions you can arrive at about 10 "non white" universities. Don't Rhodes qualifies though and I'm not sure about Westville's history not sure it was established as an indian varsity or not.
 
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Except they aren't. They are simply trying to scratch enough money together to feed their families. They lack the wonderful privilege me and you have.

My maid sees her family 2-3 times a year. You think that's how she want it to be?

I wonder what you would say if she decided to stay at home and let her family starve. Probably good riddance?

So if her family lives far away, like in one of the tribal areas and practice subsidence farming why would they starve to death?
It's not my fault if people after thousands of years still can't grow their own food.
 
So if her family lives far away, like in one of the tribal areas and practice subsidence farming why would they starve to death?
It's not my fault if people after thousands of years still can't grow their own food.
With what land? You assume incorrectly that everyone has land . You actually make the malema solution sound a palatable option
 
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