The chaos of open higher education in Port Sudan is a model – a whale spine – ✍️ Yasser Muhammad Mahmoud Al-Bishr
*No one denies that there is a terrible deterioration in all the institutions of the Sudanese state, and there is carelessness, lack of interest and indifference on the part of state employees, especially in institutions that deal directly with the public, as many institutions of the Sudanese state have been transformed into places of entertainment and escape from the deadly daily routine inside homes, given the lack of control and accountability of the officials of these institutions, with the low performance of managers and those responsible for controlling workers, and the weaker the official, the more cases of negligence, unjustified absence, delay in official working hours and early departure before the end of the working day*.
*And not to go too far, the Sudan Open University in the Red Sea State, headquartered in the city of Port Sudan, has become a destination for students of this university who wish to obtain their university degrees throughout Sudan. After Port Sudan became the capital of Sudan, it is worth noting that this university, as an educational institution, falls under the Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Scientific Research, and it is witnessing unacceptable negligence, as this university operates three days a week. week, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, while Monday and Wednesday are official holidays for the employees of this university. It is necessary to ask the Ministry of Higher Education and its minister whether this holiday has been approved, or whether the administration of the Sudan Open University has approved it. in Port Sudan decided to I made this decision by agreement between the director of the agency and his workers*.
*I came on Sunday 22/09/2024 to this branch with the aim of obtaining a certificate with a fee of 100,000 pounds. I returned on Monday and found the university closed and one of the employees told me that the university was not working. On Monday and Wednesday, I returned from where I came and arrived today, Tuesday 24th September at 7:30 in the morning, I found the university empty on its thrones, and I asked one of the workers and he told me verbatim: (Oh uncle, the group is here at ten o'clock.) Go back and have breakfast and come. I am writing this column from the Open University of Sudan, and no employee has shown up. I will wait for them to come and complete an article. procedure that lasted three days and can take a long time*.
*The branch employee told me that the university employees receive 60% of their salary and may not attend at all, but the university director agreed with them to take Monday and Wednesday off and attend according to their mood on the other three days so that the director is not called a failure if the workers declare a strike, and the director must (Tahnis) employees and workers (Tahnis). Until this time, the director or any employee is not present, and the worker told me that the fee for issuing the certificate has been increased from 100,000 to 120,000. The work will begin at this value after the presence of the employees whenever God wants them to be present during that day*.
Half a fork,
*Mr. Minister of Higher Education and Mr. Director of the Sudan Open University, in order to confirm for yourselves the truth of what I have discussed, assign yourselves to visit the Sudan Open University to find out what I have mentioned and witness it*.
A quarter of a fork
*Excuse me, the administration of the Sudan Open University in Port Sudan There are a number of institutions in a situation like yours or worse, but (the unfortunate situation is a matter of registration)*.
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