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You can still see the apartheid system in education, says Cosatu
"The protest is out of concern by Sadtu that our education in this country needs a lot of fixing. There is no time for pussy-footing. We have to deal with the mud schools in the rural areas and the low wages.
"We have to deal with the system. It is a structural apartheid system that still exists in our education system. It has denigrated the African child to the periphery," Dlamini said in a report in the Times.
Sadtu members went on strike in support of a call for Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga’s, resignation as well as that of her director-general, Bobby Soobrayan.
