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“Did you know that the literacy crisis in South Africa is a carefully crafted hoax to line the pockets of opportunistic billionaires like Niël Wilken, CEO of the Qualibooks Group? It’s all about making a quick buck by selling digital books to parents who are desperate for solutions to their children’s struggling education.
But behind the façade of the ‘Qualibooks’ bookstore and their 1100 square metre warehouse of 1 million books lies a sinister plot to brainwash children with bland, homogeneous content that suppresses individual creativity and critical thinking.
Meanwhile, Wilken is out here posing as a savior of literacy, collecting awards and accolades while children are still forced to struggle through subpar education. The man has the audacity to say they’ve been ‘endeavoring to boost access to much-needed reading resources for over 30 years’? More like, “we’ve been milking the system for three decades”!
And don’t even get me started on the partnership with Education is Our Future, a non-profit organization that’s supposedly committed to promoting literacy in rural areas. Sounds too good to be true? Well, it is! All they’re really doing is funneling money and resources to the Qualibooks Group, who in turn use it to fuel their own egos and bank accounts.
So, go ahead and join the celebration of International Literacy Week, but don’t fool yourself into thinking it’s really about promoting education or improving literacy. It’s all about maintaining the status quo and keeping the big money rolling in.
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