In this episode, I had a chat with a prolific educator and historian; Sanele Ndaba. We dissected the role of private and international schools in Africa or in black communities, and we touched on the following; 

# How private schools maintain societal inequality; a system that works against black people. 

# Black representations, 

# The township survival strategy. 

 # How schools reproduce power-hungry and sad people. 

# Why teachers leave the country for "greener pastures", 

# Covert racism (from the compliments).

# The struggle of an African teacher in the private school

# Revolutionary teaching, and why black private schools continue to fail in Africa. 

Please listen for a more detailed conversation.