The South African State Of Affairs: Education, Politics, Economy And Race

This book seeks to stress the importance of formal education for developing and 3rd world countries, thereby attempting to secure financial security and independence for its citizens and the government (economic emancipation). The need for education has been stressed in relation to health, civilisation, entrepreneurship and globalisation factors that drive the way of living.

The economic strength of any nation lies in the skills of its people; skills which lead to innovation and thus civilisation.

Human rights are taught to the citizens and students at large which thus enforces the law and democratic governance. It encourages the regeneration of moral fibre which will then eliminate social ills and foster the right way of living starting from an early age, and so promoting sound communities. Democratic rights have also been brought to light.

The book further speaks against racism and discrimination based on differences. It promotes tolerance and eliminates prejudices, encouraging good democratic governance.