Most of what we learn for 12 years in school and 3+ years at tertiary are things that one can readily look up if and when necessary.
Most of the facts, dates, formulas, technical details and even entire subjects are forgotten just months after learning them. pic.twitter.com/RfY3CDGXuh
Because you are a Nguni+ person does not automatically assumes you are agreeable to this initiative
Isizwe Think Tank Institute
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Many working-class and “middle-class” people would benefit from social safety nets such as universal healthcare, but they oppose such measures because they feel like they can do “better” for themselves and receiving government assistance is really not where they belong.
Naturally, everyone fights for what's in his own best interests. Therefore, advocating for free market, profit-at-any-cost policies is a result of people wrongly believing that someday they will be on the wealthy side of the rigged system and a free market is the only way to go.
Another reason South Africa is headed nowhere is poor industrial spending. South Africa’s government spending on industrial development is significantly lower than that of advanced industrial nations.
For instance, Norway spends over $5000 per citizen on industrial support.…