Ah, the joys of positive discrimination. Surely after 24 years all of South African population are equally well off. Apart from a few leaders who earned a bit of consideration for their efforts of course. Surely Black South Africans can be happy, if only because their government tells them to be.

Things may have been wrong before 1994 but I don't really see much improvement after the 'handover'

That appears to be small change compared with "South Africa votes to confiscate white-owned land without compensation"

www.news.com.au/finance/economy/world-economy/the-time-for-reconciliation-is-over-south-africa-votes-to-confiscate-whiteowned-without-compensation/news-story/a8a81155995b1adc1c399d3576c4c0bc

Of course, that strategy worked wonderfully well in Zimbabwe, so everything should be hunky dory.

Not a great time or indeed future being white in SA.

But then for many years was not a place to be black.

It's still not fun to be black there. Being discriminated against by your own people doesn't really make you feel much better.

Its like Lord of The Flies over there, can be summed up in one word, tribalism.

Cant help but wonder what Spike Lee, Whoopi and Oprah have to say on the matter, blacks live matter, oh effin .

The simplist and distorted view propagated by the media is black versus white, not that simple 

13 black tribes, the Zulus hate the xhosa, except those Zulus who betrayed the King, Jacob Zuma being one.. the tribes discrminate and hate against each other.

Then we have 

Whiteys
Cape coloured who are not white, and not black either, given their Dutch/Koi San/indonesian origins 
Indians, mainly around the Natal area
Chinese, all over

And the newest group in the last 25 years

"The illegals" - Nigerians, Zimbabwe, Angola, Mozambique - hated and discriminated against by the native black South Africans and attacked on a regular basis by ANC cadres, burning their shacks and sparzas down etc etc 

Cos it was free and mandatory and under Marxist doctrine to quote a sociology article:

Traditional Marxists see the education system as working in the interests of ruling class elites. According to the Marxist perspective on education, the system performs three functions for these elites:

Reproduces class inequality.
Legitimates class inequality.
It works in the interests of capitalist employers

Hence education was rejected by the vast majority of the cadres in line with being "good Marxist"

Even under the darkest days of Apartheid, University education was provided in the Bantustans by the National party ie 

The University of Transkei, the University of Venda; the University of the North; and the University of Bopthutswana.

Vista University was established with campuses in South Africa for the segregated African townships around Johannesburg, Pretoria, Benoni, Port Elizabeth, and Bloemfontein.

Now granted they didnt get as much funding or resources as their comparable white Universities

Yes things maybe coming home to roost, maybe one could suggest the settlers in SA didnt try hard enough to wipe out native populations as the settlers did in the US ie the Native Americans, the Aboriginals in Aussie or what the Israelis are trying to do with the Palistinians and it is interesting to see how sucessfull the US and Israeli versions of "Bantustans" actually have been with their  "native reservations" on shite land and stealing land building walls around things to put people in ghetto's

So it seems nothing has been learnt from what happened in SA during the period 1948 to 1990 ( i would say practically  apartheid ended around 1988)