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Unisa meets security, cleaning staff over outsourcing
Management hopes to resolve issues after protesters handed over a memorandum last week.
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Unisa protesters to receive feedback on demands
Last week, cleaners & security guards took to the streets over outsourcing at the university.
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Unisa calls for calm as tempers flare over new policy
Students enrolling at Unisa will be required to pay a portion of their total fees upfront.
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Fate of Ellen Tshabalala now in Zuma's hands
The request comes from National Assembly speaker Baleka Mbete.
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Tshabalala: I am not guilty
Tshabalala said there’s no need for her to step down from her position as SABC board chair.
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Tshabalala: Parliamentary inquiry was unfair
Tshabalala said it’s clear the committee made up their minds before asking her about her qualifications.
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Unisa 'refused' to readmit Tshabalala due to poor performance
A parliamentary committee has recommended that the SABC board chair be removed from her post.
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Committee recommends Tshabalala's removal
This recommendation can only be ratified by the National Assembly when it resumes next year.
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Ellen Tshabalala inquiry underway without her
Despite arguments by Tshabalala’s lawyer that the inquiry should once again be postponed, it's now underway.
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Ellen Tshabalala inquiry to begin on 3 December
The SABC chairperson along with a Unisa representative will testify at the inquiry.
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Cancelled meeting with Unisa led to Daveyton protests
Unisa and VUT have been sharing the campus since January, raising tensions among the students.
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Protest turns violent at Unisa campus
Students from the Vaal University of Technology are throwing rocks at the building and vandalising furniture.
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SABC board chairperson faces suspension
Recommendations to have Ellen Tshabalala suspended await approval today.
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That small matter of freedom of speech
Stephen Grootes wades into the messy debate of censorship ahead of the elections.
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First SAPS university opened in CT
Riah Phiyega opened the newly developed SAPS university in Paarl in partnership with Unisa.
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Afriforum demands response from Unisa
Students who registered for Afrikaans courses were forced to write exams in English.
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Unisa: We did not censor Malema
Unisa’s Martin Ramotshela says they had to protect people on campus.
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Malema unfazed by defections
The EFF leader says he isn’t losing any sleep after 300 members joined Agang SA.
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Unisa sets new exam dates
Students affected by the exam paper leak will now write the modules from June 3-12.
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Unisa students to rewrite leaked exams
The university is still running its investigation and new question papers will be set.
