Are South Africans complacent about education? Dr Naledi Pandor raises questions after her own curriculum errors
Conversations from the Chancellor’s & Vice-Chancellor’s Leadership Dialogue
I am befuddled, watching a government minister discover the defects of a system only after vacating the office from which she once possessed the power to change it.
Dr Naledi Pandor has occupied some of the highest offices in democratic South Africa. Minister of Education. Minister of Higher Education and Training. Minister of Science and Technology. Minister of International Relations and Cooperation. And now Chancellor at Nelson Mandela University. A career spanning three decades in Parliament, two decades in Cabinet, and now a post in academic leadership.
Article by iol.co.za, written by Lionel Jean Michel
