HARD LESSONS OP-ED: Despite the gains since 1976, the struggle for young South Africans has evolved rather than ended
While South Africa has made significant strides in expanding access to education since 1976, many of the inequalities that motivated the Soweto Uprising continue to affect young people today.
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