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The murder case against a residence manager accused of killing a Walter Sisulu University student has been postponed, igniting protests from students demanding justice for poor living conditions.
Security guards opened fire on protesting students at Walter Sisulu University’s KTC residence on Thursday, injuring several, as tensions escalated following the fatal shooting of a student earlier this week.
Minister of Higher Education Dr Nobuhle Nkabane has condemned violent protests at Walter Sisulu University that resulted in one death and several injuries, calling for urgent action to ensure campus safety.
Tragedy struck at Walter Sisulu University when a university employee allegedly shot at protesting students, leaving one dead and three injured. Operations have been suspended as investigations continue.
The scheme said full remittances of the payments made to students have already been provided to the respective institutions. Students are encouraged to submit the appropriate proof of payment to their respective college Financial Aid Officers. It is important to note that failure to comply may result in eviction or deductions from future allowances,” it said.
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Minister of Police Senzo Mchunu updates the nation on the Cwecwe rape case, revealing that DNA tests show no foreign DNA on the victim, while the investigation continues to unfold amidst community outrage.
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Basic Education Department clarifies its position on foldable desk donations in response to parental and educator concerns.
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Mangosuthu University of Technology has resumed in-person academic activities following the resolution of water supply issues that had necessitated a temporary shift to online learning.
Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube sparks nationwide debate after endorsing McDonald's-branded portable desk initiative at Cape Town's St Paul's Primary School, with parents and activists condemning the move as exploitative advertising.
The Mangosuthu University of Technology has shifted to online learning due to ongoing water supply issues, affecting both students and staff.
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After recent allegations of landlord misconduct, NSFAS urges students to report any instances of exploitation or abuse to the police
UCT Council's recent decision to approve a joint proposal aims to alleviate fee debt for financially vulnerable students, while the SRC and EFFSC call for ongoing engagement to address long-term solutions.
Nsfas board chairperson Dr Karen Stander said they would not tolerate corruption.
Minister of Higher Education Nobuhle Nkabane says the management of student accommodation will be handed back to universities in response to safety concerns and allegations of misconduct
The decision follows widespread complaints about safety, corruption, and substandard living conditions in private student residences.
Stellenbosch University became the latest Western Cape institution to experience student unrest following protests at UCT and CPUT over fee blocks, financial exclusion and accommodation issues.
It came as students from the University of Cape Town (UCT) carried out protest action this week regarding fee debt and student housing, including transit and vacation accommodation.