Pretoria - Students and staff are within their rights to protest, but they should do so within the confines of their relevant codes of conduct. This is the reaction of higher education, science and technology minister Blade Nzimande to the ongoing protest at Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University.
For the fourth consecutive day on Friday, the gates of the university in Pretoria North remained closed, strewn with debris left by protesting students and staff members affiliated to the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union .This left students and staff stranded outside and none the wiser about what the protests were about.
He said the continuation of the protest would also affect students severely, with the possibilities of the 2019 academic year being extended to the 2020 academic year.Pule said the university council had elected members from the SRC and Nehawu to form a task team to sit with the council and resolve the issue.
Ba qadile. Ba tshabile maforena. Ba tshaba lehala ba mathela moratheng. Ha ba tlohele bana ba itseke
Care 2 elaborate lawful protest😳😳
The only time violent protests will stop. It's when politicians take serious citizens who protest peacefully until then you'll be communicated to in a language that makes you jump from your chair & leave the aircon.
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Protests halt operations at Pretoria science universityHigher education, science and technology minister Blade Nzimande on Thursday condemned disruptions of academic activities at the Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University in Pretoria. It's Blade and the university students again at each other. Poor Blade and the unruly students!!! But why the kids are just doing what they are told and instructed by powers above. 'condemned' kusizaphi?
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