Browsing Africana Library by Subject "Education and state. South Africa"

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Apartheid's goals in the 1960s: the creation of the University of Port Elizabeth and the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit

Beale, Mary (1995-03-06)

In the 1960s the National Party (NP) government established two new universities for whites. These were the dual-medium University of Port Elizabeth (UPE), which opened in 1965, and the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit ...
Segregation, science and commissions of enquiry: The contestation of native education policy in South Africa 1930-36

Krige, Sue (1996-04-29)

This paper focuses on debates around African education which emerged from two State initiated commissions and an education conference in the period 193 0-193 6: the 1932 Natives Economic Commission (NEC), the 1935-6 ...
The state, bureaucracy and gender equity in South African education

Chisholm, Linda; Napo, V. (1998-08-17)

South Africa's transition to democracy has highlighted the role of the state and bureaucracy in tackling gender inequalities in education. New initiatives at national and provincial level have focused on the establishment ...

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