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Author: Professor Lindelani Mnguni
Professor Lindelani Mnguni
Dean of the Faculty of Education at the University of Pretoria.
Fifty years after the Soweto Uprising, South Africa has expanded access to education but continues to face deep inequality, poor learning outcomes and limited economic mobility. This opinion piece examines the unfinished legacy of Bantu Education and proposes a bold vision for the next 50 years.