Business as usual at most universities in KZN today
Despite a minor incident at UKZN's Howard College Campus earlier today, it's fairly quiet across most campuses in Durban today.
It's been more than three weeks of protests - many turning violent – over student demands for free higher education.
Police at UKZN's Howard College Campus
earlier questioned three men - who are said to have been spotted
on CCTV footage disrupting classes.
READ ALSO: WATCH: UKZN Westville a 'war zone' as protests turn violent
The men were escorted from Shepstone Building to a police Nyala parked opposite the law library.
#UKZN These 3 men say they were walking on campus when they were grabbed by security & taken to the police van on Howard College Campus pic.twitter.com/afNO2lOF4C
— Khatija Nxedlana (@its_KhaTija) October 14, 2016
They were taken to the RMS building to view and verify the footage, and were thereafter released.
The students explained that they were walking on campus when security allegedly grabbed and manhandled them.
#UKZN 2nd-yr student Thobani Cele says security searched their bags, found nothing & released them. He was one of three questioned earlier pic.twitter.com/7msDRQHmtP
— Khatija Nxedlana (@its_KhaTija) October 14, 2016
Meanwhile, while there's a heavy police presence at UKZN's Westville campus, it remains quiet there.
Yesterday, violence erupted at the campus between protesting students and police stationed at the campus.
Several students were arrested, with one student being shot at and injured in the ensuing skirmishes with security officials.
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At the Durban University of Technology, students on the on the ML Sultan and Ritson campuses are making their way to lectures, and many are in class.
