The United Nations’ Deputy Secretary General, Amina Mohammed, says the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu had realised early in his life that good education is a powerful tool for dignity and equality.in Cape Town on Friday night.The annual Peace Lectures are in pursuit of healing against the vulnerabilities of humanity, including human rights and planet abuses, and what the speakers say is the weaponising of resources against humanity.
“Inclusive and good quality education is a foundation for a dynamic and inequitable society. But today disparity in access to education, or quality education is one of the great challenges facing our world. Instead of being a great equaliser, education is fast becoming a divider, separating poor children from opportunities.