Apartheid wealth cannot buy silence on Gaza
At UCT and across South Africa, poor Black families depend on public assistance and private bursaries because apartheid denied them the land, income, schooling and inherited assets that continue to ease white access to higher learning.
It is an attempt to use private wealth, accumulated within an apartheid economy, to determine the political and intellectual boundaries of a South African university.4 times the African income, while approximately 82 million hectares (202 million acres) of commercial farmland, representing 86 percent of all farmland, remained in white hands.
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