The Modise Network |New Sol-Tech College Campus Under Fire | 21 September 2019

Connie Mulder, Solidarity Research Institute: Head responds to the criticism lobbied against the construction of the new Afrikaans medium Sol- Tech College Campus, as well as the trade union’s business rescue recommendations for SAA. Courtesy #DStv403

[@rokfam]

Very impressive. Voorspoed, Solidarity. Truly building a nation here.

[@BrandHubz]

Yerr this afrikaneer stokvel are able to build a university damn this is very embarrassing to our government who have failed to build 8 new world class Universities in the last 9 years. Ja is waar boer maak n plaan.

[@sanah6933]

I'm impressed 👌

[@mybubathegenius8524]

Ek is swart maar
This is the best thing I've ever seen in a long time.
Afrikaaners develop each other.. Not boasting about fancy clothes, drinks, and cars.

[@giftkorope5968]

Clearly you don't even know the physcological impact of Apartheid. Not even going to speak about economic ones

[@vedaventer7800]

Put the past behind you. It is shackles that tie you and you need both hands to grasp the future

[@CobusDerrenberg]

NO WAY !!! SOLTECH IS THE BEST THING EVER 😃💪💪💪 Private education is the way to go if you want get anywhere in SA !! In Afrikaans culture end language - BEAUTIFUL 👍👍👍

[@angelstar5084]

I think it is a good thing. We need to keep going forward. We need skills in south Africa.

[@sanah6933]

I think we should be inspired, I for one I'm inspired on what a community that is determined can do, these guys took matters in their own hands,
I envision doing the same thing in the near future, I'm afraid that Africans are hesitant to join hands and work together like these guys

[@gladmahlare2067]

Big up to the afrikaaner community, job well done

[@BlackApache17]

English is also the language of the oppressor.

[@BlackApache17]

There is a huge logic gap huge on this topic from the news man.

[@ntandotshongweni5240]

Really impressive

[@velaphitshabalala2912]

Excellent. Big up.

[@sanah6933]

I think we should be inspired, I for one I'm inspired on what a community that is determined can do, these guys took matters in their own hands,
I envision doing the same thing in the near future, I'm afraid that Africans are hesitant to join hands and work together like these guys