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The never-ending problem in higher education
The first is that the higher education space is not merely a sector that provides training; it is also, crucially, a battleground…
6 November 2025
The first is that the higher education space is not merely a sector that provides training; it is also, crucially, a battleground…
Their devices are very cheap – basic Chromebooks – and each class has 1 teacher and two assistants.
A lack of parental involvement clearly plays a role…
The common thread running through both BELA and the NHI is the state’s increasing distrust of the individual and its growing appetite for control.
By promoting the idea that the state should seize resources from individuals without consent, their proposals lay the ideological groundwork for converting plunder into a legitimate tool for achieving social equity.
The more government spends from freshly minted currency, the more these pressures build.
This betrayal of the Constitution’s federal character is not merely a technical issue, but also a crisis of governance.
This means moving beyond rhetorical commitments to “transformation,” and confronting the cultural norms that enable underperformance.
With a lifetime of service to liberty, Temba and Eustace are an example to us all.