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Author: Dr Mimmy Gondwe
Dr Mimmy Gondwe
Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, South Africa.
Fifty years after the Soweto Uprising, Dr Mimmy Gondwe argues that expanding access to education must now be matched by stronger pathways to employment, skills development and economic inclusion.