We continue to reflect on President Ramaphosa’ state of the nation address. Earlier this week, Amnesty International released a report titled Broken and Unequal. The report looks into the State of Education In South Africa and examines access to quality education for children in South Africa’s school system with a particular focus on the provinces of Gauteng, Eastern Cape and Limpopo looking at schools. The report detailed some of the key challenges that are hindering the ability of South Africa to comply with its right to education obligations under both its own Constitution and international and regional human rights law. The President last night touched on a number of things regarding our education, but Amnesty International South Africa is not impressed, they say but didn’t touch on the challenges facing thousands of children in the country. We speak to Samson Ogunyemi. He is the economic, social-cultural rights researcher and campaigner.
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