Wits students reject university's decision to resume classes
Updated | By ECR Newswatch
The situation at Wits University remains volatile as Fees Must Fall activists oppose the university's decision to resume classes today.
Wits SRC Secretary General Fasiha Hassan who was speaking at a mass meeting yesterday.
"By attempting to force open the academic programme without dealing with the issues does in fact open us up to not just volatility but possibly endangering everyone on campus including students and staff. Unfortunately, there will likely be some issues. It's not something that we want. We will remain peaceful throughout but like I said the situation hasn't changes," she said.
Meanwhile, the University of Pretoria has suspended all lectures today - demanding a mass meeting with all stakeholders over free higher education.
WATCH #Fees2017 #Wits Large group singing at the hall - an area they are allowed to gather in.
— Maryke Vermaak (@MarykeVermaak) October 10, 2016
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Around 5000 students and members of civil and religious organisations will bring their message of free higher education to the Durban City Centre by marching from Curries Fountain to the Durban Harbour tomorrow. Fees must fall activist and organiser, Thembiso Kashandu has urged everyone to join the march.
WATCH #Fees2017 #Wits Students back on the move.
— Jacaranda News (@JacaNews) October 10, 2016
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