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Nuraan Davids is professor of education in the department of education policy studies at Stellenbosch University.
Despite desegregation, schools tend to retain their historical learner and teacher racial profiles
South Africa’s universities have an important role to play as they overcome legacies of inequality
Universities have an ethical duty to cultivate safe and inclusive spaces of recognition and respect
The charges against Major Fatima Isaacs are another example of how liberal democracies try to prescribe Muslim women’s dress code
Our schools have policies for citizenship education, now they need to provide the contexts necessary for democracy to thrive
Since the Arab Spring, Egypt’s fledgling democracy has regressed. Now the country needs a new social contract
Africans can become citizens by acting democratically and claiming their identity
It has an ethical concern to help people coexist and to understand each other and society
Universities need to produce graduates who act and think independently and research must be pertinent and humane
Traditional school punishments do not work – cultivating care and compassion is far better.
Stellenbosch University PhD students rose to the challenge of presenting their research findings in entertaining ways for a general audience.
