Lectures suspended until next week across all UKZN campuses
Updated | By Lucky Khanyile
Lectures at the University of KwaZulu-Natal have been further suspended until Sunday at all five campuses - as talks between the management and Student Representative Council over students' concerns, continues.
Last week, students demonstrated against a
possible 2017 fee increase, the state of residences and student financial aid
among other things.
Lectures were then suspended with classes meant to
have resumed yesterday.
UKZN's SRC secretary Philani Ntshobeni says they
agreed to put learning on hold so they could focus on sorting out outstanding
issues.
“We’ve managed to win one point each of which
will allow students to register while they’re still owing [outstanding fees]," he said.
He says students should use this time to study so that when lectures resume - they will be better prepared for exams.
UKZN spokesperson, Lesiba Seshoka was not immediately available for comment.
University management this morning issued a statement saying the academic programme would resume on Monday, August 29,
2016.
SUSPENSION OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMME
— UKZN (@UKZN) August 24, 2016
WEDNESDAY, 24 AUGUST 2016 TO SUNDAY 28 AUGUST 2016 pic.twitter.com/aNaQlBXMNd
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