Friday, October 23, 2015

A NIGHTMARE FOR THE ANC AS STUDENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA TOOK TO THE STREET IN PROTEST FOR HIGH SCHOOL FEES

 Students pass the Reserve Bank as they make their way to Union Buildings in Pretoria as part of the #FeesMustFall march on Friday 23 October 2015. Picture: Govan Whittles/EWN.
South Africa is seriously boiling right now,and if you don't mind,the temperature is above 100 Degrees  as thousands of students make their way to the Union Buildings to intensify their call for free education.
Trying to calm the student down, President Jacob Zuma has release a statement saying he's looking forward to meeting students and university leadership. Zuma called the meeting yesterday in a bid to ease tensions at campuses nationwide
.Thousands of university students across the country have been protesting against the proposed fee hike in their respective institutions. Picture: Andiswa Mkosi Primedia.

According to EWN,Zuma has reiterated government fully understands the pressure and difficulties that students from poor households face regarding high university fees.
He will meet with management of universities and student leaders to discuss the stalemate with regards to tuition fee increases.
icon360blo learnt,Students have so far rejected an offer of 6 percent cap on fees increases and have demanded a 0 percent fee hike.
The president and other leaders are expected to brief the media after the meeting.

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