Cape peninsula university of technology cput
CPUT stabbing: Accused referred for mental evaluation
Video footage of the brutal stabbing at a student residence went viral on social media earlier in November.
The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) says the female student who was stabbed several times allegedly by her husband, a University of the Western Cape student, is recovering well.
Thirty-two-year-old Ntembeko Myalo made his second appearance in the Bellville Magistrates Court on Monday.
Ntembeko Myalo, who was filmed stabbing the female victim at a private student residence in Belhar on 11 November, was due in court on Monday to make a bail application.
The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) student was attacked by a now-suspended University of the Western Cape (UWC) student known to her at the private off-campus residence in Belhar over the weekend.
The woman was stabbed multiple times at a private student residence in Belhar over the weekend and she's recovering in hospital.
In a video that has gone viral on social media, the man can be seen stabbing a Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) student while she is on the ground as two other students plead with the man to stop.
This follows an incident on Saturday when a 30-year-old student from the University of the Western Cape (UWC) allegedly stabbed a 26-year-old woman who is a student from CPUT.
The 30-year-old man, who's since been suspended, appeared at the Belville Magistrates Court on Monday following his arrest on Saturday.
The man, believed to be a student from the University of the Western Cape was arrested on Saturday over the stabbing of a CPUT female student.
In a video circulating on social media, a man can be seen stabbing the female student in the stomach, while she lay next to a pool of blood.
Parliament’s special projects manager, Simon Mashigo, says the reconstruction will involve academics and students from Stellenbosch University, the Cape Peninsula University of Technology as well as vocational colleges.
The owner of 210 Long Street, a private residence for CPUT students, locked out about 360 students from the building on Tuesday, claiming that he had not be paid.
Hundreds of students from various universities marched to Parliament on Wednesday to voice their dissatisfaction with the scheme's new direct funding model.
Protesting students at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (Cput) expressed dissatisfaction with the scheme's new N+ Rule that threatens to defund students enrolled in courses with less than 60 credits.
The institution evacuated students living in its residences as a measure to mitigate the intensity of recent student protests - a process it said happened without a hassle.
The students protested over the new NSFAS funding condition which says it will no longer pay allowances students enrolled in courses with less than 60 credits.
The constellation of satellites will help improve South Africa’s maritime surveillance.
The R27-million project has been mandated by the Department of Science and Innovation to enhance South Africa’s oceanic sovereignty.