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Family of stabbed TUT student worried about his safety in hospital
The victim's brother Bandile Mbele and other members of the family said his wounds showed his attacker wanted to kill him.
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TUT expects academic programme to fully resume, labels protest misunderstanding
Students blocked the entrance to the science campus in Arcadia on Monday.
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TUT SRC ‘had no choice’ but to resume academic activities
The university announced that academic activities at all campuses would get underway once again on Monday.
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TUT’s Soshanguve campus shut down amid protest
Students are protesting over a shortage of accommodation and meal allowances.
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TUT students vow to escalate action to ensure justice for Katlego Monareng
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.
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Cops linked to TUT shooting had expired firearm competency certificates
Law student Katlego Monareng died in August 2018 after police opened fire during a violent demonstration linked to SRC elections.
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No walk-in applications will be accepted, warns TUT
This comes after the release of the National Senior Certificate matric results on Friday.
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Exams commence at TUT’s Soshanguve campus
Students at the campus spent six weeks at home after management suspended classes at the end of August.
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Concerns after cops accused of killing TUT student granted bail
Constable John Slender and captain Joseph Rapoo are accused of shooting third-year law student Katlego Monareng in August.
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[WATCH] Cops arrested for TUT student murder granted bail
Two police officers arrested for the murder of Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) student Katlego Monareng have been released on R2,000 bail each.
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Policemen arrested for TUT student Katlego Monareng murder granted bail
Katlego Monareng was killed in August at the Soshanguve North campus during protests over the alleged rigging of SRC elections.
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Classes at TUT’s Soshanguve campus to resume tomorrow
The university says residencies are already open for students from far to move in.
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TUT classes to resume on Monday
The Tshwane University of Technology says the urgent interdict obtained from the High Court in Pretoria on Friday should calm tensions down.
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Protesting TUT students start fire outside Cele’s offices
The students are marching over the death of Katlego Monareng, who was shot dead, allegedly by police, when violence broke out at the Soshanguve Campus.
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Morning Brief: TUT students march; Gabuza's tantrum & EFF on Newzroom Afrika
EWN brings you the news you may have missed overnight and what you need to know about the day ahead.
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Parliament cautions universities on police deployment during protests
In a statement, the committee welcomes the expedited forensic investigation into the killing of a Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) student.
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ANC 'deeply concerned' by alleged use of live ammunition at TUT
The ANC’s Pule Mabe says the party is confident that law enforcement agencies will find out what happened.
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Cele visits TUT over students’ security concerns
There have been concerns about safety at the varsity with students calling on Police Minister Bheki Cele to intervene.
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TUT students call for probe over accommodation, catering
On Wednesday students blocked the main entrance at the Pretoria campus with burning tyres.
