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VOC journalist, Anees Teladia joins Groote Schuur High School’s grade 10 class of 2019 on an exciting excursion to Bo-Kaap and interviews the two progressive teachers behind the visit, namely: Keiran Peacock and Stephen Ulyate.
The students were taken on the excursion as part of a heritage project driven by the two educators. They visited several prominent locations in Bo-Kaap, including the Auwal Masjid, the Tana Baru Cemetery and the Bo-Kaap Museum (where two guest speakers addressed the students – one of which was Anees Teladia).
Many pressing sociopolitical and socioeconomic issues were mentioned as the learners engaged in discourse around history, heritage, politics and economics.
VOC journalist, Anees Teladia joins Groote Schuur High School’s grade 10 class of 2019 on an exciting excursion to Bo-Kaap and interviews the two progressive teachers behind the visit, namely: Keiran Peacock and Stephen Ulyate.
The students were taken on the excursion as part of a heritage project driven by the two educators. They visited several prominent locations in Bo-Kaap, including the Auwal Masjid, the Tana Baru Cemetery and the Bo-Kaap Museum (where two guest speakers addressed the students – one of which was Anees Teladia).
Many pressing sociopolitical and socioeconomic issues were mentioned as the learners engaged in discourse around history, heritage, politics and economics.
Dr Vinothan Naidoo, a senior lecturer and the convener of the postgraduate programme in Public Policy and Administration at the University of Cape Town, joined VOC journalist Anees Teladia to unpack the state of public service in South Africa. Many questions regarding governmental corruption and service delivery were addressed. Most importantly, the key issues holding South African development back were highlighted before Dr Naidoo offered insight into solving these problems.