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South Africa’s universities are outgrowing a transition-era governance settlement | SA News

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South Africa’s university governance model was built for a noble and urgent purpose. In the years after 1994, the task was to democratise institutions that had been shaped by apartheid hierarchy, exclusion and authoritarian culture. The legal architecture that emerged from that moment sought to widen participation, protect academic freedom, balance autonomy with accountability and ensure that universities would no longer be governed as closed enclaves. That framework, rooted in the Higher Education Act, was historically necessary. But that is not the same as saying it is still sufficient. The question for 2026…

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