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The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT)  – the largest university in the Western Cape – has had issues related to student and labour unrest, dating back to #FeesMustFall. In 2017, clashes between students and private security became a key focal point. In March 2020, the university’s Student Representative Council marched to Parliament calling for an intervention at the university. At the time, EWN reported classes were suspended due to the protests as students wanted better transportation and accommodation.  At Thursday’s meeting Vice-Chancellor Dr Chris Nhlapo said the university issued an “unreserved apology” for missing the previous meeting, which was scheduled for 23 March 2021. Advocate Zuko Mapoma, chairperson of the university’s council said “I apologise if we came across as arrogant” following complaints by the committee, which had threatened to subpoena CPUT, about the university missing the meeting.

South africaCape peninsulaWestern capeSouth africanChris nhlapoZuko mapomaNkunzi biyanamNonele ganyileBlade nzimandeYeouculte chomaDepartment of higher educationAfrican union of studentsCape peninsula university of technologyAfrican human rights commissionCape peninsula university employees unionWorker union nehawu