Parts of campus and private property was set alight over the past two weeks as students mobilised, demanding to be allowed to register without clearing historical debt.
A UKZN building, a university vehicle and another belonging to a student were set alight during yesterday’s protest.
Khanyile Nzimande is charged with the murder 24-year-old student Simukelo Zondi.
It's understood Sinethemba Ndlovu and her friends were walking from an event in Msinga at the weekend when they were attacked by a group of men.
Higher Education Minister Naledi Pandor has spoken out against the selling of student placements at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
This was to recognise his unprecedented role in evidence-based decision making and advocating for statistics in policy making in South Africa.
All third-year psychology students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal will now rewrite their papers, with the institution saying this is the best solution.
In a statement, UKZN says the leaking of four psychology exam papers has caused great anxiety for both students and administrators but a rewrite is the best solution.
UKZN says it feels fortunate to have the eminent chief justice onboard.
Another 18 staff, most of them administrative, will be served with letters of intention to suspend them.
Earlier, the SRC confirmed that 22 students were apprehended for their involvement in the protests.
Students are singing and chanting across the Westville campus and have overturned a security company car.
The students agreed last month to taking the protest to the private and the governmental strategic sectors.
