BOSETU concerned about �suspect� institutions

Friday, March 04, 2016

Botswana Sectors for Educators Trade Union (BOSETU) says it has observed with great concern the ongoing sporadic and spontaneous boycotts of classes by students, at tertiary institutions.

The union said their considered view is that boycotts are just symptoms of a deep sited problem within the tertiary education system.

“They point to a serious and damning challenge in our tertiary education system.

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