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<blockquote data-quote="User1245" data-source="post: 939024" data-attributes="member: 40986"><p>There are no Afrikaans only universities anymore and haven't been for at least 10 years but probably closer to about 15 years. Making the article irrelevant.</p><p></p><p>I know exactly what this article stems from. It's routed in the radical "decolonisation" movement from a couple of years ago. Long story short, some black radical students want to erase everything that white people have created and start again from an African perspective. Maths, science, healthcare, etc, everything. Sound ridiculous? </p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]C9SiRNibD14[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>It's tiresome to explain everything. This is a discussion forum not an education forum. I could understand if you asked questions but you don't, instead you rather just assert a position based on what you read and watched on the internet.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Again no idea what you are talking about. I know you used Xhosa as an analogy but it highlights you don't know the demographics or economics of the country. Xhosa are mostly in the Eastern Cape which is the most rural and poorest part of the country so that scenario would literally never happen.</p><p></p><p>Secondly why would moving to Durban, from presumably the interior, involve an automatic pay cut? For which sectors?</p><p>Most manufacturers are based in Durban and it has one of the busiest ports in Africa.</p><p></p><p>On a serious note, you're young and probably have some Pounds (which will go very far), move down to SA for 2 years. Pay taxes, live in the suburbs, go to unexplored areas and use the public services. It would take 2 years for me to explain what you'd experience in the same amount of time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="User1245, post: 939024, member: 40986"] There are no Afrikaans only universities anymore and haven't been for at least 10 years but probably closer to about 15 years. Making the article irrelevant. I know exactly what this article stems from. It's routed in the radical "decolonisation" movement from a couple of years ago. Long story short, some black radical students want to erase everything that white people have created and start again from an African perspective. Maths, science, healthcare, etc, everything. Sound ridiculous? [MEDIA=youtube]C9SiRNibD14[/MEDIA] It's tiresome to explain everything. This is a discussion forum not an education forum. I could understand if you asked questions but you don't, instead you rather just assert a position based on what you read and watched on the internet. Again no idea what you are talking about. I know you used Xhosa as an analogy but it highlights you don't know the demographics or economics of the country. Xhosa are mostly in the Eastern Cape which is the most rural and poorest part of the country so that scenario would literally never happen. Secondly why would moving to Durban, from presumably the interior, involve an automatic pay cut? For which sectors? Most manufacturers are based in Durban and it has one of the busiest ports in Africa. On a serious note, you're young and probably have some Pounds (which will go very far), move down to SA for 2 years. Pay taxes, live in the suburbs, go to unexplored areas and use the public services. It would take 2 years for me to explain what you'd experience in the same amount of time. [/QUOTE]
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