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DUT extends online registration deadline to 16 April

DUT extends online registration deadline to 16 April The institution has also confirmed that online learning for new students will start next week Monday. The Durban University of Technology. Picture: www.dut.ac.za 2 hours ago JOHANNESBURG – The Durban University of Technology has said online registration for first time applicants and returning students has been extended to 16 April 2021. The institution has also confirmed that online learning for new students will start next week Monday. It said five of its campuses will be closed until further notice, to allow the university to assess many conditions for re-opening and to allow students to return in a phased and restricted manner.

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PICS: MUT students block road, stone police

PICS: MUT students block road, stone police By Sakhiseni Nxumalo Share DURBAN - MORE than 500 frustrated students from Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) embarked on a violent protest yesterday, demanding that the institution resolve its registration issues. The students blockaded both sides of Mangosuthu Highway and the university’s main entrance with refrigerators and burning tyres. According to KwaZulu-Natal police spokesperson Captain Nqobile Gwala, the protesters also threw stones at police officers who were at the scene. Gwala confirmed that a 24-year-old suspect was arrested for public violence. The university announced on Tuesday that it would be closing due to the ongoing workers’ strike that started last week.

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South Africa s Student Protests: Everything to Know About a Movement That Goes Back Decades

Schalk van Zuydam/AP Global Citizen ExplainsDefeat Poverty South Africa s Student Protests: Everything to Know About a Movement That Goes Back Decades From Fees Must Fall to Wits Asinamali, students have been protesting for free tertiary education. Why Global Citizens Should Care Access to quality education is not only one of the United Nations’ Global Goals, it’s a human right. South Africa’s youth has been fighting for the right to affordable education for decades, and the struggle continues. Education is essential for employment opportunities, economic development, and bringing poverty to an end. Join us by taking action here to help provide access to quality education for those who need it most.

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Protesting MUT students block Durban highway with fridges, burning tyres

Protesting MUT students block Durban highway with fridges, burning tyres
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PICS | DUT students stone police vehicle during protest over slow online registration

Thabiso Goba Teargas and stun grenades were fired by police during a student protest at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) on Wednesday morning. The students were protesting over what they say is a slow online registration process. A police car was stoned during the fracas and a couple of students were arrested. Zabelo Ntuli, president of the DUT Student Representative Council, said they wanted to shut down the university until walk-in and on-campus registrations are resumed. Ntuli said students who come from very far away have been turned away by the university and forced to sleep on the streets.

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