JOHANNESBURG - ActionSA has unveiled its plans to reform the higher education sector.
Tertiary education has been a cause for concern for many students who cannot afford to pursue their dreams, as only a small percentage of them are granted NSFAS funding.
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The party believes education is one of the best tools for people to empower themselves, and improve not on their lives but the lives of their families.
They say no academically qualifying student will be excluded from further education because they lack the funds to study.
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But how will they do it? And where will the money come from?
ActionSA's Dr Tutu Faleni spoke to eNCA.