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Khephu Ndlovu

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/ 6 March 2008

Over a hundred arrested at Mangosuthu varsity

At least 125 students were arrested during a protest at Durban’s Mangosuthu University of Technology on Thursday, police said. Captain Khephu Ndlovu said the students would face charges of public violence and malicious damage to property.

By Giordano Stolley and Miranda Andrew
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/ 5 March 2008

Rubber bullets fired at protesting students

Students, security personnel and police engaged in running battles at Durban’s Mangosuthu University of Technology on Wednesday. Rubber bullets were used by university security personnel and the public-order policing unit to disperse about 500 protesting students at the Umlazi campus, south of Durban.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 January 2008

Ex-pupil sparks scare at Durban school

Dozens of police officers and members of the South African Democratic Teachers’ Union converged at a Durban school on Thursday, 48 hours after a former pupil went into the school and threatened teachers and pupils with a gun. The matter was only reported to police on Wednesday afternoon.

By Miranda Andrew

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