'This won't be my last time in prison': FMF activist
Fees must fall activist, Bonginkosi Khanyile, says he will continue with the fight for free, decolonised education - even if it lands him behind bars again.
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Khanyile was addressing students at the Durban University of Technology's Steve Biko campus this afternoon - shortly after his release from Westville Prison.
"As students of South Africa, we have determined our fate. We say we want free, decolonised education - come hell or high waters," he said.
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The DUT student was released after 155 days behind bars - after the Constitutional Court granted him R250 bail yesterday. This, after several courts denied him bail.
"If we want free education to be a reality, we must be prepared to sacrifice. I have played my role, but by the looks of things, I don't think it's the last time I am going to prison," he said.
Khanyile faces a string of charges - including public violence and the possession of explosives- after being arrested during student protests.