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South Africa: If We Need to Fight, We Will - EFFSC On Varsity Registration
News24Wire, 4 January 2018
The EFF Students Command (EFFSC) said on Thursday that while it did not plan to cause anarchy by demanding walk-in registrations at universities, if it needed to do so, it would. Read more »
South African Universities at Risk of Registration 'Chaos'?
Opposition parties the Democratic Alliance and the Inkatha Freedom Party have called on government to provide leadership on its stance of free higher education amid fears that chaos would break out once universities open for registration, writes News24. This comes after Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema encouraged matriculants who passed in previous years but couldn't afford university fees to report to academic institutions for registration.
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4 January 2018
Free Higher Education With Minister Mkhize
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There are rising calls for more clarity on how the fee-free education will be funded. Universities SA says its also concerned that the new funding ... see more »
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4 January 2018
Feasibility and Benefits of Free Higher Education
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Universities across South Africa will open soon but they are warning students they will not accept walk-in applications. However, EFF leader Julius ... see more »
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4 January 2018
Feasibility and Benefits of Free Higher Education - Part 2
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Universities across South Africa will open soon but they are warning students they will not accept walk-in applications. However, EFF leader Julius ... see more »
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The National Youth Development Agency and the Department of Higher Education have welcomed President Jacob Zuma's announcement that tertiary education would be made freely ... Read more »
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Students' Representative Council members from the universities of Cape Town, Witwatersrand, and the Free State have slammed the report by the Heher Commission into the Feasibility ... Read more »
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"... There is insufficient financial capacity in the state to provide totally free higher education and training to all who are unable to finance their own education, let alone to ... Read more »
