Education ministry should sort itself out

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

The Ministry of Education and Skills Development is at it again. On Monday, the Minister, Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi, supposedly came to the rescue of the students who were just about to get heart attacks from the news that they would not be sponsored for their tertiary education.

In the tradition of such movie heroes such as Superman or 007, Pelonomi-Venson came in just in time to rescue the victims from imminent destruction.

So, our minister is a hero like her predecessor, Jacob Nkate, who created funds to once again sponsor those students who were going to be left out by his tight 40-plus policies.

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