Natasha
Mabuto
16
September 2016
The ongoing
protests by hundreds of students at The University of Cape Town has resulted in
it closing its libraries and 24/7 study area.
Following
suspension, an interdict and expulsion of students involved in protests against
fee increases, the students vowed to shut down the university.
They called for the institution to ‘bring back
their cadres’.
Today, the university said it was monitoring
the situation.
Earlier
in the day, the university said students had blocked access to Baxter Road on
the Lower Campus, leading to Jammie shuttle buses being expected to take
alternative routes
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