Education in Post-Apartheid South Africa: Some Lessons from Zimbabwe

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Multidisciplinaryism is the core principle that South African society is based on after apartheid. A film dealing with integration and diversity issues allows South Africans to imagine "South Africa", to address South Africans to their emotions of turning South Africa into multi-racism and to give opportunities to use it I will. Many movies produced during the period after apartheid include white wedding, night travel, Isidinto, Dalat Paradise. Jerusalem raised the issue of multinational diversity and reconciliation in South Africa

Prior to 1994, South Africa had experienced extreme apartheid under the apartheid government. However, the focus of this article is on the educational impact of South African government in the apartheid era. 16 years after apartheid was over, I was about to reverse. In the apartheid era, the quality of white education differs from group of non white people and is systematically exposed to poor one. After the first democratic election in South Africa in 1994, the newly appointed government faced the challenge of disregarding the educational system in South Africa. South Africa has succeeded in achieving some praiseworthy achievements, but there are still challenges and failures that indicate the need to revise policies. Not all of these problems are direct results of the apartheid era, but there are at least a few links to many problems.