Several institutions across the country will remain closed on Monday as students take their demands to the streets.
This after TUT management met with student representatives to discuss issues including accommodation and the National Student Financial Aid Scheme.
Last week, management announced that classes would resume at all campuses on Monday following disruptions, but it appears students are not having it.
Eyewitness News understands that the union’s organiser at the institution Malefane Monyane was promoted from lecturer to a managerial position which was not advertised.
The victim's brother Bandile Mbele and other members of the family said his wounds showed his attacker wanted to kill him.
Students blocked the entrance to the science campus in Arcadia on Monday.
Students had brought operations to a standstill, demanding meal allowances and accommodation.
The university announced that academic activities at all campuses would get underway once again on Monday.
Students are protesting over a shortage of accommodation and meal allowances.
A group of Tshwane University of Technology students says they want the third person they believe was also responsible for the murder of Monareng to be arrested.
Law student Katlego Monareng died in August 2018 after police opened fire during a violent demonstration linked to SRC elections.
This comes after the release of the National Senior Certificate matric results on Friday.
Students at the campus spent six weeks at home after management suspended classes at the end of August.
Constable John Slender and captain Joseph Rapoo are accused of shooting third-year law student Katlego Monareng in August.
Two police officers arrested for the murder of Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) student Katlego Monareng have been released on R2,000 bail each.
Katlego Monareng was killed in August at the Soshanguve North campus during protests over the alleged rigging of SRC elections.
The Soshanguve campus was shut down six weeks ago by angry students when Katlego Monareng was allegedly shot dead by police during a protest over SRC election results.
The university says residencies are already open for students from far to move in.
