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Consistency🖤💛💚
03/11/2023

Consistency🖤💛💚

Nothing an early morning jog can’t fix🧘🏾‍♀️
01/11/2023

Nothing an early morning jog can’t fix🧘🏾‍♀️

Our morning jog with ANCYL PEC member . Start your day with a clear mind🖤💚💛✊🏾
01/11/2023

Our morning jog with ANCYL PEC member .

Start your day with a clear mind🖤💚💛✊🏾

The ANCYL UP invites you to join their morning jogs in light of national pride and mental health awareness month as we ...
25/10/2023

The ANCYL UP invites you to join their morning jogs in light of national pride and mental health awareness month as we approach exam season.

Taking care of your mental health is an act of self-love. A healthy body is a healthy mind. Amandla!!🖤💚💛

We encourage all students at the University of Pretoria to vote SASCO in these SRC elections 🖤💚💛
18/08/2023

We encourage all students at the University of Pretoria to vote SASCO in these SRC elections 🖤💚💛

Happy Women’s Day Young lions. Malibongwe igama lamakhosikazi🖤💚💛
10/08/2023

Happy Women’s Day Young lions. Malibongwe igama lamakhosikazi🖤💚💛

June 16 Soweto Youth UprisingThe introduction of Afrikaans alongside English as a medium of instruction is considered th...
15/06/2023

June 16 Soweto Youth Uprising

The introduction of Afrikaans alongside English as a medium of instruction is considered the immediate cause of the Soweto uprising, but there are a various factors behind the 1976 student unrest. These factors can certainly be traced back to the Bantu Education Act introduced by the Apartheid government in 1953. The Act introduced a new Department of Bantu Education which was integrated into the Department of Native Affairs under Dr Hendrik F. Verwoerd. The provisions of the Bantu Education Act and some policy statements made by the Bantu Education Department were directly responsible for the uprisings. Dr Verwoerd, who engineered the Bantu Education Act, announced that “Natives (blacks) must be taught from an early age that equality with Europeans (whites) is not for them”.

Although the Bantu Education Act made it easier for more children to attend school in Soweto than it had been with the missionary system of education, there was a great deal of discontent about the lack of facilities. Throughout the country there was a dire shortage of classrooms for Black children. There was also a lack of teachers and many of the teachers were under-qualified. Nationally, pupil-to-teacher ratios went up from 46:1 in 1955 to 58:1 in 1967. Because of the lack of proper classrooms and the crippling government homeland policy, students were forced to return to “their homelands” to attend the newly built schools there.

The government was spending far more on White education than on Black education; R644 was spent annually for each White student, while only R42 was budgeted for a Black school child. In 1976 there were 257 505 pupils enrolled in Form 1 at high schools which had a capacity for only 38 000 students.

To alleviate the situation pupils who had passed their standard six examinations were requested to repeat the standard. This was met with great resentment by the students and their parents. Although the situation did not lead to an immediate revolt, it certainly served to build up tensions prior to the 1976 student uprising.

ANCYL TUKKIES BRANCH

The ANCYL Tukkies Branch would like to wish all students good luck in their 1st semester exams and as an added measure i...
14/06/2023

The ANCYL Tukkies Branch would like to wish all students good luck in their 1st semester exams and as an added measure in ensuring that students are able to channel their exam schedule properly here are a few exam tips.

There is no substitute for hard work.🖤💚💛

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Greetings comrades and fellow compatriots, the ANCYL in tukkies branch would like to wish all students good luck in thei...
14/06/2023

Greetings comrades and fellow compatriots, the ANCYL in tukkies branch would like to wish all students good luck in their 1st semester exams and as an added measure in ensuring that students are able to channel their exam schedule properly here are a few exam tips.


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13/06/2023

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