No more deaths in fight for free education: Madonsela family
The family of slain DUT student, Mlungisi Madonsela has urged university management to do its best to make sure that the 20-year-old is the last person to die for "free education."
The family made the request at Madonsela's memorial service at Ritson campus yesterday.
The Business Administration student was shot outside Steve Biko campus by a private security guard in a wake of protests action at campuses around the country.
The SRC says it was in a meeting at the time - police say students were engaged in violent demonstrations. Madonsela's uncle, Xolani Ncanana says his nephew was allegedly shot three time.
"We are also appealing to everyone who was there - please avail yourself whenever you are needed up until justive is done. To fellow comrades, I have one message - the struggle is still continuing," Ncanana said.
Ncanana has also called on KZN Health to respond to accusations that Madonsela died because he was refused healthcare at a local hospital.
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"There are so many stories that we are told about what happened when Mlu arrived in hospital. We don't know who to believe. We have seen the footage."
Madonsela will be laid to rest in Jozini tomorrow.
