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Gugu Ncube appears in court after naked protest
Ncube was arrested for public indecency on Wednesday, a few minutes into her protest in the capital.
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Gugu Ncube: Unisa stripped me of my dignity
Gugu Ncube claims she was manhandled and fired after laying a complaint against her boss at Unisa for making sexual advances on her.
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Supporters rally behind Gugu Ncube after she's arrested for nude protest
Gugu Ncube stood outside the Union Buildings, wearing only a panty and another panty over her chest with a cloth placard.
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Gugu Ncube arrested in Pretoria for staging naked protest
Gugu Ncube, the daughter of MDC deputy president Welshman Ncube, said she was stripped of her dignity after she reported a sexual harassment case against her Unisa boss.
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Unisa registration deadline extended to end of Jan
Students threatened to shut down the institution earlier this month with students calling for better funding and allowances.
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Unisa postgrad accounting students relieved after applications approved
Last week, several postgraduate accounting students told Eyewitness News that their applications for the Certificate in the Theory of Accounting programme were rejected or pending, because it was already full.
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Remaining Unisa accounting students now accepted
Last week, several students said their applications for the Certificate in the Theory of Accounting, or CTA, programme were rejected or pending because it was already full.
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Higher Edu department: Enrollment plan designed to prevent over-crowding
Unisa says this is due to the Enrollment Management Plan which places a limit on the number of students allowed in a course.
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Unisa says management aware of cap system concerns
EWN has spoken to several Unisa accounting students who have been unable to apply for their final year of studying, because the programme is full.
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Some Unisa accounting students left in limbo over registration issues
Some University of South Africa (Unisa) accounting students are concerned about their future after being unable to apply for their final year of studying.
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Unisa accounting students unhappy over registrations
Several postgrad accounting studies students say they've been unable to register for the final year because the program is full.
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Unisa registration process running smoothly after protests
The process was halted last week when protests broke out across the country.
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Classes set to resume at Unisa following protests
The SRC was unhappy about a number of things, including admission requirements and study material.
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Minister Pandor welcomes agreement reached to end Unisa student strike
Registration at the university was disrupted last week after protests resulted in all campuses in the country to close.
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Unisa applies for interdict against protesting students
Unisa's student representative council (SRC) has been protesting in all regions since Monday, demanding more resources including laptops and textbooks.
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Unisa SRC won't back down over demands, vows total shutdown
University of South Africa (Unisa)'s national SRC president says that university management has filed an interdict against protesters.
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Unisa says doesn’t have capacity to meet demands of some student leaders
Campuses across the country remain closed on Thursday as students protest over issues including admission requirements, study material and the ongoing problem of tuition.
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Unisa student protests enter day 3
Campuses across the country have been shut down as students make demands related to resources, fees, study material, laptops, admissions and more.
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Unisa student protest to continue ahead of meeting with management
SRC chairperson Sifundo Ndzube says its protest for more resources will continue.
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Unisa to meet student leaders following protests
Students have made several demands including that the university supply National Students Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) funded students with laptops and meal cards.
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Unisa investigates after employee alleged to be behind fake news websites
News24 revealed that the employee was behind the set-up of more than 10 fake news sites and that he was making money off them through adverts.
