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CPUT stabbing: Accused referred for mental evaluation
Video footage of the brutal stabbing at a student residence went viral on social media earlier in November.
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Stabbing survivor 'recovering well', says CPUT
The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) says the female student who was stabbed several times allegedly by her husband, a University of the Western Cape student, is recovering well.
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CPUT stabbing: Accused requests to be referred for mental observation
Thirty-two-year-old Ntembeko Myalo made his second appearance in the Bellville Magistrates Court on Monday.
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UWC student accused of stabbing CPUT student set to abandon bail bid
Ntembeko Myalo, who was filmed stabbing the female victim at a private student residence in Belhar on 11 November, was due in court on Monday to make a bail application.
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Parly's Higher Education Committee dismayed by stabbing attack on CPUT student
The woman was stabbed multiple times at a private student residence in Belhar over the weekend and she's recovering in hospital.
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UWC suspends student from campus & residences following stabbing of partner
In a video that has gone viral on social media, the man can be seen stabbing a Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) student while she is on the ground as two other students plead with the man to stop.
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CPUT to keep close eye on stabbing case involving one of its students
This follows an incident on Saturday when a 30-year-old student from the University of the Western Cape (UWC) allegedly stabbed a 26-year-old woman who is a student from CPUT.
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UWC says it's 'not sure' why students are protesting
A student leader said police fired rubber bullets and used tear gas on demonstrators at the University of the Western Cape's Bellville Campus.
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Protesting UWC students say they're tired of management's empty promises
A large group of students gathered in front of the newly built Unibell student accommodation on Monday to highlight some of their challenges.
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Protesting UWC students call on Nzimande to intervene in their water woes
The students demonstrated ahead of the official opening of the Unibell student accommodation saying that load shedding was affecting water supply at the facility.
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UWC applies for permit for prescribed burn in Cape Flats Nature Reserve
The portion of the Cape Flats Nature Reserve has not been burned in nearly 40 years, resulting in bush encroachment, said the University of the Western Cape.
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UWC on drive to raise awareness of cancer-causing HPV
HPV is a sexually transmitted infection that causes warts on body parts which can lead to cancer. Reports suggest that between 44% and 85% of women in the country under 25 are infected with the virus.
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UWC SRC bemoans exclusion of returning students who still owe the institution
The University of the Western Cape student representative council said many students were turned away by the university.
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UWC students vow to continue protests if financial exclusion is not sorted
UWC Student Representative Council President Mandla-onke Notyawa said the institution had not met with the students about their registration challenges.
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UWC says it won't accept late or walk-in applications for 2023
The university said it had received more applications than available spaces.
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UWC hosts special homecoming for Banyana Banyana stars
Hundreds of students came out to Jakes Gerwel hall on the main campus to show their support and admiration for not only Banyana Banyana, but their fellow students. Five of the WAFCON winning squads are studying at the university. Banyana assistant coach, Thinasonke Mbuli, is also UWC Women’s football head coach.
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SA's divided food system saw producers, consumers lose out in lockdown - study
The research found that the COVID-19 regulations affected different parts of the food system unevenly.
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COVID jab doesn't make you magnetic: UWC Research Week tackles vaccine fears
The fifth edition of UWC's annual event will over the next few days bring together scientists, linguists and other academics to reflect on their contribution in helping South Africa and the world tackle the pandemic.
