Court interdict sees reopening of four protest-hit DUT campuses
The Durban University of Technology reopened four of its campuses on Wednesday.
This is after the institution was granted an interim court interdict following violent student protests on Thursday.
Protesting students allegedly damaged property and traumatised staff during demonstrations at the Steve Biko, ML Sultan, Ritson and City Campuses.
In a statement, DUT spokesperson Alan Khan said that management decided to resume in-person academic activities after evaluating the risks and taking into account the interdict.
READ: Violent protests closes four DUT campuses
"The university appreciates the patience and understanding displayed by staff and students understanding during this unsettling time.
"DUT reminds the university community to please mask up when they are on campus and to get fully vaccinated against Covid-19."
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