This article reflects on the successes and failures of student protests in transforming higher
education in South Africa through a Marxist lens. The slow pace of change by the …

There has been an unprecedented demand for equitable access to post-secondary
education post 1994, perhaps because of the change in policies broadening participation of …

Private Higher Education (PHE) is perceived in South Africa to deliver programmes of
questionable quality in search of profit maximisation (CHE 2016, 84). To curb this …

The pedagogical integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the
contemporary classroom is inevitable and ICT integration in schools is central to this work …

Consistent economic downturns, political uprisings, and social upheavals from the 1980s
have significantly depleted the quality of higher education in Africa, particularly graduate …

Within universities, a tension exists between research and teaching and learning, where
research is often accorded a higher status creating a Cinderella effect by rendering teaching …

I suspect many editorials begin tacitly or overtly with complaints about challenges for the
editor, and (regrettably) this is no different. As the year turns to the northern summer, so …

Este ensayo examina el debate que existe para definir el concepto de institución de
educación superior de clase mundial (IESCM). Con todas las imperfecciones, discutidas en …

The# MustFall campaigns, student-led protests that began at the University of Cape Town
(UCT) in 2015 and reverberated across South African universities, ignited calls for …

The ongoing debates on education decentralization are sparked by multiple factors,
including both managerial and financial concerns influencing the delivery of higher …