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Disgruntled Sasco faction set to interdict SRC elections at UKZN
The group claims the nomination process, which closed last week Tuesday, was flawed because it prejudiced the nomination of their preferred candidates.
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Sasco calls for probe into UJ SRC elections
Sasco claims that ballot papers were mixed up with papers belonging to two campuses found at the Soweto campus.
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Classes expected to resume at TUT following protests
Katlego Monareng was killed allegedly by police when violence broke out on the Soshanguve campus last month.
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TUT students to march to Police Minister’s office over student's death
Students from various organisations and political affiliations are expected to join the march from Church Square demanding answers on what led to the death of the final year law student.
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TUT Soshanguve campus remains closed after violence
Violence broke out on the campus on Thursday after allegations that the SRC voting process was rigged.
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Ipid investigating deadly TUT Soshanguve campus shooting
Violence broke out at the Soshanguve north campus in Pretoria last night after students claimed that the voting process for a new SRC was rigged.
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Mixed reactions to EFF’s overwhelming victory in Wits SRC elections
The red berets take over the reins from the African National Congress (ANC) aligned Progressive Youth Alliance (PYA).
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[WATCH] Wits students react to EFF winning SRC elections
EWN spoke to Wits students to get their reaction on the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) winning the SRC elections. The EFF won 12 of 15 seats on 19 October 2017.
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UWC maintains SRC elections were transparent
Some student organisations claim ballot boxes were tampered with & that some students voted twice.
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Student organisations want probe into SRC results at UWC
Despite calls for an investigation into the matter Sasco has been declared the winner receiving 100 percent.
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EFF, DA student bodies claim SRC results were rigged
The groups protested after it was alleged that some ballot had been tampered with.
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Malema: EFF working to deliver free higher education
Malema accused govt of failing to protect the rights of young South Africans to access higher education.
