This is a very interesting reply. A quotation from the college strategic plan from 2020 is meaningless in this context. This is simply a fig leaf to hide the fact that the institute management has not been serious about attaining TU status. In the meantime, other institutes have teamed up and now DkIT is without a viable partner. Actions speak louder than words. Given the level of unrest in Dkit where staff have despaired of ever achieving a TU status while the current management remains in place, I would have expected the minister to be a bit more proactive.
Posted on 16 Feb 2021 11:02 am
This is a very interesting reply. A quotation from the college strategic plan from 2020 is meaningless in this context. This is simply a fig leaf to hide the fact that the institute management has not been serious about attaining TU status. In the meantime, other institutes have teamed up and now DkIT is without a viable partner. Actions speak louder than words. Given the level of unrest in Dkit where staff have despaired of ever achieving a TU status while the current management remains in place, I would have expected the minister to be a bit more proactive.