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South Africa: Call for Free Education Is Legitimate - Higher Education
SAnews.gov.za, 3 November 2015
Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister Mduduzi Manana says the demand for free education is legitimate and justified. Read more »
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South Africa: Use Money Meant for Nzimande's Car to Fund Fees - DA
News24Wire, 2 November 2015
The DA believes the student fee crisis can be solved by redirecting money meant for many "nice to haves" - such as the cars of the higher education minister and his deputy minister… Read more »
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South Africa: Deputy Minister Mduduzi Manana - Response to Free Afrocentric Quality Education
Govt of SA, 2 November 2015
Response top memorandum from petitioners or protestors for free Afrocentric quality education Read more »
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South Africa: Students 'Stood Up' At Parliament
News24Wire, 2 November 2015
Students waiting in vain for Deputy Higher Education Minister Mduduzi Manana in front of Parliament on Monday, vowed to return again next Monday - giving them a week to "mobilise… Read more »
South African Deputy Minister Commends Call for Free Education
Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister Mduduzi Manana has said that the demand for free education is "a positive act to affect transformation in the higher education domain".
Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training Mduduzi Manana has said government will further consider proposals including Corporate Education Tax, increasing the skills levy and general reprioritisation in government in order to fund this priority (file photo).
InFocus
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Protesting students at the University of the Western Cape are demanding free education and the clearing of student debt. Read more »
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Most campuses have elected to resume classes, however, some institutions have chosen to remain closed, including the University of Cape Town, the University of Witwatersrand and ... Read more »
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President Jacob Zuma has announced a task team that will look at broader issues raised by the #feesmustfall protest. Read more »
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Thousands of students are gathering at the Union Buildings in Pretoria to hear from President Jacob Zuma on their demands for the scrapping of fee increases 2016, and ultimately ... Read more »
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Videos like this one recorded by News24 show protesters sitting down and singing before the police used a water cannon and fired stun grenades into the demonstrator Read more »
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Protesters arrested for demonstrating against an increase in fees at universities have been released with a warning, and will appear in court again in February 2016, as nationwide ... Read more »
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The Council of the University of Witwatersrand has issued proposals on how it plans to address the fee increase challenge. Read more »
