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         <title>education &amp; injustice in South Africa.</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>(216181313 Mbuthuma N.T)<br><br>Education has the potential to play a key role in addressing societal<br>injustice by equalising opportunities, facilitating development,<br>and strengthening democracy. Unfortunately, in contemporary<br>South Africa, this role remains almost entirely unrealised. Instead,<br>three key features of the South African educational system – low<br>quality, high inequality, and deep segregation – combine to further<br>skew the distribution of resources, delay development, and<br>prevent effective participation in democratic governance.<br>**does this means education is the only route to bring justice is South Africa***</div>]]></description>
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