Yesterday was a sobering reminder of just how much anger exists between police and protesters, and Max du Preez believes we’re at a seminal moment in our history.
Just when it seemed today’s campuses might avoid an escalation in tension, three separate universities are reporting chaos. This video from Wits is pretty full on too.
The violence we’ve seen during the Fees Must Fall protests this time around is a little more heavy that what we saw last year. The police are in the thick of it all.
There’s massive uncertainty when it comes to the future of South African universities, and the only way to deal with it is for the guys at the top to play ball.
The university has taken the decision to suspend all classes, releasing a statement that acknowledges the fact that it won’t be safe on campus if they did so.
We’ve already seen the tragic loss of one life during this year’s unrest on campus, and now there are fears at Wits that something sinister might be in the pipeline.
If ever you wanted proof that our campuses are divided then here it is, students marching against the campus shutdown at Wits taking an earful along the way.
It was a night of high tension at UCT, and some students went all out to cause havoc when they hurled petrol bombs at security.
Student protests have seen major criticism from many sides, but that doesn’t mean what they are asking for is wrong. Here’s what’s been happening so far today.
As protests around the country continue to shut down campuses, the future of the academic year hangs by a thread. There could be serious implications.
The student protests around the country have proved very divisive, which might be why so many people are talking up this professor’s views on the matter.
With each day of violent clashes on campuses across the country the cost of property damage rises, and the latest stats show the students aren’t messing about.
Renowned political analyst Justice Malala has penned a stinging piece on how the #FeesMustFall movement is unravelling. Certainly worth a read, me thinks.
If you happened to be a principal sleeping with a few of your learners, wouldn’t you be careful enough to ensure neither finds out? Eish.
The 2016 version promises to be as feisty as last year’s, and nothing worth talking about escapes the attention of Zapiro these days.
Ready yourself South Africa, the #FessMustFall movement isn’t going down without a fight and this time they really mean business.
Today saw Blade Nzimande announce a maximum fee increase of 8% for 2017, but that hasn’t come close to appeasing students at Wits or UCT.
The last few weeks have taught us that WhatsApp blunders are anything but private, something a University of Pretoria student is finding out the hard way.
A teacher at Joburg’s oldest public school was clearly gatvol with the behaviour of one boy in her class, and she didn’t hold back when letting him know.
Looking for a surefire way to cement your legend status at university? Find a class with a professor like this, then nail the once in a lifetime shot. Easy.
Robert Morin dedicated more than 50 years to the University of New Hampshire and, without telling many people, he saved almost every penny he could.
As part of their coursework UCT sent some of their health science students into Cape Town’s largest township. It didn’t end well.
Girls at Sans Souci have joined in the nationwide stand against discriminatory codes of conduct, highlighting some ridiculous rules at their school.
John Robbie completely missed the point while interviewing Mishka Wazar, but it makes for a good lesson around the conversations currently happening.
The grade nine pupil who spoke out against discrimination because of her hair sure has opened a can of worms. Now the anger has reached Cape Town.
International media love a South African race row, so it’s no surprise that the happenings in Pretoria are being covered around the world.
A French teacher has been accused of sleeping with her 17-year-old student and could be barred from teaching ever again. But what’s the real story?
It’s all been kicking over in Pretoria, and yesterday was another emotional day for learners at PHSG. Best you get acquainted so you’re up to speed.
A group of girls in Pretoria initiated a silent protest over the weekend and were shut down immediately. Cue #StopRacismAtPretoriaGirlsHigh.
The UFS has had yet another awful example of an allegedly racist act, and three students could be in for serious repercussions.