Several students staged a sit-in after the registration period was not extended because not all students had received funding confirmation from the National ...
"I saw someone who was pinned to the ground and dragged by the police while being assaulted. He said as he was in the police van, he heard screams and saw students trying to pull the police away from a student. “Faculties had sent study offers to first year students that are more than what they capacitated to contain. Mtshali said while other students were just shoved and pushed away from the door, he was allegedly tossed and stamped on by the police officers summoned to the campus to deal the the protesting students. We wanted to seek clarity on the court interdict they [UFS] wanted to enforce because the court interdict does not stop us from carrying out our rights," he said. "Funds are disbursed to universities in accordance with the registration data provided to the Nsfas for approved students.
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (Nsfas) has released its funds for all eligible students, according to spokesperson Maduvha Maseda.
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The information was made known when an email from the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Loyiso Jita, was leaked on social media. The email in question explained ...
The university has previously addressed food insecurity on campus in celebration of World Food Day. “The UFS’ registration process closed on 17 February 2023, and the institution is unable to accommodate any prospective walk-in students,” she explained. The university’s spokesperson, Lacea Loader, said the management of the university is aware of the email, however, the content does not align with the university’s approved enrolment plan for 2023.