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TUT SRC calls on Nzimande to address new unreliable NSFAS payment method - Vimarsana News

TUT SRC calls on Nzimande to address new unreliable NSFAS payment method

The demonstrating students told Eyewitness News that it was careless of the financial aid scheme to rollout a payment system that constantly had technical issues - making access to their funds a nightmare.

Source: ewn.co.za
LISTEN | TUT SRC slams campus security after murder of Ntokozo Xaba - Vimarsana News

LISTEN | TUT SRC slams campus security after murder of Ntokozo Xaba

Tshwane University of Technology hosted a special memorial service for third-year student Ntokozo Manyenzi Xaba at the Soshanguve South campus on Thursday.

TUT students to join fees protests - Vimarsana News

TUT students to join fees protests

TUT students to join fees protests Protesting Wits students on Monday blockaded roads outside the university. File photo. Image: Alaister Russell/Sunday Times Students from the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) are preparing to join the student protests as they are a week away from completing their 2020 academic calendar. TUT SRC president Mike Mothiba has condemned the ongoing police violence and called on police minister Bheki Cele and President Cyril Ramaphosa to ban the use of rubber bullets against young people. “The student debt keeps increasing yearly and ...

TUT students won't join protests, but only because they're still finishing the 2020 academic year - Vimarsana News

TUT students won't join protests, but only because they're still finishing the 2020 academic year

"Students are writing and they are only finishing next week Friday, so we won't be joining the forces now. But as soon as they are done then we will join," said TUT SRC president Mike Mothuba.