The rock of jasper that was Log Raditlhokwa
Wednesday, February 04, 2015

Mourners at Raditlhokwa's memorial service. PIC: KABO MPAETONA
In heartfelt eulogies, various people who have interacted with Log attested to his acumen, ability and brilliance.
Gloria Jacques, one of the longest serving lecturers in the UB Department of social work said she met Log in 1990 while he was a student. He struck her as an academic, an intellect and a very caring man. Perhaps the highlight of their union was when an inquisitive Log asked Jacques who was just cutting her teeth in the lecture theatre about the relationship between Adam Smith’s book, The Wealth of Nations and social work.
That is indeed a welcome development, especially looking at the fact that the manual way of doing things is slowly disappearing and competency in the use of computers and other digital gadgets has become a must.The simple way of looking at it is just an example that almost all companies have gone completely digital and school leavers will be better placed after leaving school, because they will already be familiar with the use of computers.The...