Nelson Mandela University’s executive management members received a formal petition from the SRC at a meeting this afternoon, to which the University has committed to respond to within 48 hours.
The ongoing engagements with student leaders, unions, divisional heads, managers and deans is intended to ensure the situation at the University is normalised as quickly as possible.
Staff and students are reminded that the interdict remains in force (the interdict can be viewed at www.mandela.ac.za). The interdict is aimed at protecting the rights of all the University’s internal stakeholders – those who wish to access the University to work and pursue their studies as well as those wishing to exercise their right to protest in accordance with the conditions stipulated in the interdict.
Staff and students are advised that all university operations will continue unless they are informed otherwise. Staff and student cards are to be carried at all times.
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