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Why does it matter that your black colleagues went there?
Isn't it the black students now protesting that Afrikaans should not be there?
It's 100% valid and relating to this topic.
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Why does it matter that your black colleagues went there?
Sure blame the white people for all your troubles, take their jobs, take their land if you want but don't dare touch Afrikaans as a language.
Where's Willie Wallace with his Blue Bulls facepaint when you need him?
Why does it matter that your black colleagues went there?
Someone mentioned yesterday that no lectures were in Afrikaans at Tuks. How true is that?
And if it is true wtf is the EFF doing?
Or are they asking all afrikaans people to only speak in english/>whatever language<
Again I'm asking why are there no new Universities built in the last 20 years? The problem isn't afrikaans and these dom dig and stupid idiots again are protesting at the wrong place. Go burn Nkandla/ Lootfreely house. They used the money for your universities on prada shoes.
Lectures are given in Afrikaans...
As well as English...
I went there is the 80s. Even though it was an Afrikaans University with lectures in Afrikaans in those days, I found it very welcoming to English speakers. All my textbooks were in English and I wrote my exams in English, no problem.
So the EFF wants education in colonialist English? :wtf:
So the EFF wants education in colonialist English? :wtf:
Seven years ago you get get a degree at UP without understanding a word of Afrikaans. I am decently sure this has not changed. Taking that into account, the reasons for this protest gets fuzzy. If these students are not disadvantaged by not being able to speak Afrikaans then what are they protesting about? Is it merely the presence of Afrikaans people that offend them?
Why doesn't it matter. She said that black people preferred it even thought there was afrikaans because there weren't any protests.
Should we type slower?
Should we type slower?
It is my understanding that UP proposed a language policy change wherein English would be UP's official, primary language; Afrikaans and Sepedi would be the only additional languages that could be used when needed.
Apparently pretty much everyone was fairly happy with this new language policy, except for the AfriForum folks. Cue a protest, resulting in EFF and AfriForum students "moering each other".
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cIuRp6sP68s&feature=youtu.
Someone's footage from yesterday, I don't know about today though..