CLEAN : Hundreds gather in S African fees must fall movement

The transcript discusses the financial barriers to education, particularly at the University of Cape Town, and the impact on students who cannot afford the fees. It highlights the Fees Must Fall movement, which aims to address these issues but faces challenges due to violence and misrepresentation. The discussion also touches on the role of youth in advocating for change and the need for long-term solutions. Finally, there is an expression of disappointment with the political leadership, particularly the ANC, for not addressing these issues effectively.

What was the main reason the speaker had to leave the University of Cape Town?

• They could not afford the fees.

• They were not interested in their course.

• They found the course too difficult.

• They wanted to study abroad.

What does the speaker believe about education?

• It should be a privilege for the wealthy.

• It should be a basic human right.

• It should be optional for everyone.

• It should be free only for top students.

How did the Fees Must Fall movement initially start?

• As a government initiative.

• As a peaceful protest.

• As a student exchange program.

• As a violent protest.

What was the reaction to the violence during the Fees Must Fall movement?

• It was portrayed as a group action.

• It was supported by the government.

• It was ignored by the media.

• It was immediately stopped.

What is the speaker's view on the ANC's role in addressing education fees?

• The ANC has increased fees significantly.

• The ANC has failed to deliver on its promises.

• The ANC has ignored the issue completely.

• The ANC has successfully reduced fees.