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Fees Must Fall

Students continue to march at UKZN, protesting against rape and police violence
Article
/ 7 September 2016

Students continue to march at UKZN, protesting against rape and police violence

Dressed in black, the students carried placards which declared their demands: “Stop rape”, “No to police abuse against women” and “My body my choice”.

By Raeesa Pather
#UKZN: A rape allegation, police violence and the women students who feel vulnerable
Article
/ 6 September 2016

#UKZN: A rape allegation, police violence and the women students who feel vulnerable

Students had initially protested an 8% fee increase but shifted their focus when it was reported that a student had been raped by a police officer.

By Raeesa Pather
Students occupy #FeesCommission, demand Max Price remove interdict against students
Article
/ 6 September 2016

Students occupy #FeesCommission, demand Max Price remove interdict against students

UCT vice-chancellor barred from leaving meeting by protesters who want the commission to investigate how free education can be realised.

By Raeesa Pather
UKZN coffee shop burned down – allegedly by protesting students
Article
/ 30 August 2016

UKZN coffee shop burned down – allegedly by protesting students

A Coffee shop at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Howard campus in Durban was burned down last night allegedly by protesting students.

By Prega Govender
Universities are getting creative as they scramble to make up the budget shortfall
Article
/ 19 August 2016

Universities are getting creative as they scramble to make up the budget shortfall

From walking the Inca trail to online courses, higher education institutions are finding innovative ways to raise money.

By Prega Govender
Lwandile Fikeni’s Ruth First speech on rage in the rainbow nation is indispensable
Article
/ 18 August 2016

Lwandile Fikeni’s Ruth First speech on rage in the rainbow nation is indispensable

Rage is being expressed in response to institutional violence against the poor and the marginalised.

By Staff Reporter
Blade Nzimande: 0% fee increase could lead to retrenchments at universities
Article
/ 15 August 2016

Blade Nzimande: 0% fee increase could lead to retrenchments at universities

Higher Education and Training minister says the department doesn’t want to ‘inflict damage’ as it mulls over the possibility of varsity fee increases.

By Lizeka Tandwa
#FeesMustFallReloaded: Mass meetings, a possible shutdown and a lot of debate
Article
/ 15 August 2016

#FeesMustFallReloaded: Mass meetings, a possible shutdown and a lot of debate

SRCs have been removed from Fees Must Fall movements after rumours surfaced that the Progressive Youth Alliance had taken a R40 000 bribe.

By Raeesa Pather
New voices rattle Rhodes
Article
/ 24 March 2016

New voices rattle Rhodes

In this edited extract, As Real as the Smell of Rain on Dry Earth, Richard Pithouse reflects on change at Rhodes, where he teaches politics.

By Richard Pithouse
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