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TUT students to join national protest next week, says SRC
TUT SRC president Mike Mothiba said that they will be joining the national protests for free higher education next week.
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Soshanguve police spurred into action in TUT stabbing incident
The DA's Crezane Bosch said late after speaking to police spokesperson Kay Makhubele on Saturday night, an officer was eventually sent out to take a statement from the victim.
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DA student wounded in alleged TUT SRC election dispute
DA member of the provincial legislature, Crezane Bosch, said the student is fighting for his life after he was stabbed on Thursday night.
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'Sigh of relief': TUT says no disruptions after reopening of 9 campuses
TUT management said measures have been put in place to ensure all qualifying students are accommodated and receive meal allowances.
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TUT to heighten security, resume classes after student protests
All nine campuses were shut down over three weeks ago after protests turned violent.
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TUT continues talks with SRC over accommodation, meal allowances after protests
Protests which began last week have brought the academic programme to a halt, but management says graduations scheduled for this week will go ahead as planned.
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TUT graduation to continue as classes remain suspended
Student protests over accommodation and meal allowances for those staying off campus have forced the shutdown of most activities and services at all TUT campuses.
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TUT to reach out to NSFAS in bid to resolve student protests
Students are outraged at the non-payment of meal allowances and inadequate housing at TUT.
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TUT students damage court property after Katlego Monareng murder case postponed
Constables John Slender and Joseph Rapoo were arrested in August last year for the murder of Katlego Monareng, who was shot during a student protest.
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Police duo accused of killing TUT student back in court
Constables John Slender and Joseph Rapoo were arrested by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate last year for the murder of Katlego Monareng.
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TUT receives preliminary report into 'rigged' SRC elections
A protest erupted at the institution's north Soshanguve campus in August during a dispute over the results, leaving one person dead.
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TUT set to re-open on Monday
The campus had been shut down following the death of student Katlego Monareng allegedly at the hands of police.
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TUT students urged to march against corruption
The Pan Africanist Student Movement wants the university management to be dissolved and for the institution to be placed under administration.
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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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Tshwane Metro Police says TUT students' march illegal
Students are preparing to march to the office of the police minister in the capital to demand answers about the death of a final year law student.
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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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#TUTShooting: 'How could police come with real bullets within our campus'?
A student was shot dead on Thursday night allegedly by police leading to the unrest.
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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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SRC election violence leaves 1 dead at TUT's Soshanguve campus
Violence broke out among students who attended the election of a new student representative council on Thursday night.
