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Student protests at TUT’s Pretoria West campus called off, says SRC
This after TUT management met with student representatives to discuss issues including accommodation and the National Student Financial Aid Scheme.
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Classes suspended at TUT’s Pretoria West campus due to fresh protests
Last week, management announced that classes would resume at all campuses on Monday following disruptions, but it appears students are not having it.
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Lectures expected to resume at TUT's Soshanguve campus
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.
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TUT refutes claims of Soshanguve campuses shutting down
The institution says it has only suspended academic activitities for now.
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[GALLERY] Rampage as TUT students march to Cele's office
Police have had their hands full in the Pretoria CBD on 29 August 2019 trying to control a crowd of students from the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT).
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TUT management to meet with depts after violent demonstrations
A final year law student was shot dead during those protests last week over the alleged rigging of the SRC voting process.
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[LISTEN] 'R5 rifle is not meant for any kind of crowd control'
Did the police use live ammunition while dispensing crowds at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Soshanguve campus?
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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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DA welcomes Ipid probe after TUT student shot dead
The student was shot dead during student protests after disputed student repetitive council results.
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[WATCH] Cele introduces campus safety programme at TUT
Police Minister Bheki Cele visited the Tshwane University of Technology’s Soshanguve campus to introduce a new campus safety programme after a law student approached him with her concerns.
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Protesting TUT workers demand permanent posts
The Pretoria campus has been shut for the day because of the demonstration, meaning thousands of students are missing lectures.
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Outsourcing Must Fall movement to meet as protest looms at TUT
The movement is demanding a minimum salary of R5,000 a month as agreed before for workers.
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TUT student leader Benjamin Phehla laid to rest
Phehla died after he was run over by a car during Fees Must Fall protest last week.
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[WATCH] TUT management to protesting students: No fee increase for 2017
Professor Lourens van Staden, vice-chancellor and Principal of TUT, assured all students that fees will not be increased for the 2017 academic year, adding that all academically deserving students will sit for their year-end exams.
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TUT student leaders want management to commit 0% fee increment
Students have attempted to shut down the Pretoria campus saying they feel betrayed by management.
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TUT announces 0% fee increase for 2017
Student protests flared up across the country after an announcement that tuition fees would increase for 2017.
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TUT students barricade entrance to Soshanguve campus
It's understood the protest has been sparked by claims that tuition fees will be increased by 8%.
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Zuma assures students govt is trying to find solution to #FeesMustFall
The president has also emphasised government's support for free higher education for the poor.
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TUT to suspend students who contravened court order
University management has blamed SRC leaders from its campus for disruptions.
