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16 May 1995
The right to education
In the past we were
living under apartheid rule. Bantu education was not good at that time.
Students were forced to do subjects which
they did not want to do and that
claimed many lives.
Now it is the to stand up, irrespective of colour for
the right to learn and be educated. As we have chosen a new government, we hope
to get better education. It must be free so that everybody can have it. By so
doing they will decrease the high rate of illiteracy
and unemployment..
I
suggest that our government, before making any changes, must start by changing
education. Teachers must be well trained, stationery
must be free, old schools
must be rebuilt and in the classroom there must be equipments.
Education
is the key to success..
Phindile Mavuso
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