Lecturers can bring in revenue for varsities


  • Letters
  • Monday, 21 Apr 2003

WHILE the decision to reduce government allocations to public universities by 20% in seven years' time is here to stay, there may still be some academic staff who have yet to accept this policy. 

To them the action is a serious blow as they might still hold on to the belief that education at all levels should be fully funded by the government and any deviation is tantamount to letting the people down. 

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