University Advisory – 3 May 2018:
The University is committed in its efforts to continue with its activities, whilst acknowledging that there have been disruptions to normal academic programmes and general work flow. The serving of the interdict is one of the mechanisms to help ensure the safety of our staff and students.
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The Vice-Chancellor and 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 are intended to ensure the situation is normalised as quickly as possible.
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