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4 months ago General
Fifty years after the Soweto Uprising, questions are being raised about whether South Africa has achieved equality in education. Education experts say inequality remains the biggest challenge in the system. They argue that disparities in school funding between wealthy and poor communities continue to shape learner outcomes. The remarks were made at the 11th Tsietsi Mashinini Memorial Lecture in Soweto, which reflected on the legacy of the 1976 student uprising.
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