One of the more popular topics on The Evening Edition has got to be education. Whether we open the lines for call-ins or have a dialogue with people via social media, the participation is often overwhelming with the same message ringing year in year out. And that is to improve our education system on a massive scale. 


And that’s what the government has been doing for years now, acknowledging and addressing the problem of our degrading education and what urgently needs to be done. But are they effective? We asked the experts what they thought.



This show was brought to you by PEMANDU and the Government Transformation Programme.

One of the more popular topics on The Evening Edition has got to be education. Whether we open the lines for call-ins or have a dialogue with people via social media, the participation is often overwhelming with the same message ringing year in year out. And that is to improve our education system on a massive scale. And that&rsquo;s what the government has been doing for years now, acknowledging and addressing the problem of our degrading education and what urgently needs to be done. But are they effective? We asked the experts what they thought. This show was brought to you by PEMANDU and the Government Transformation Programme.

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