NMMU PETITION: Unlawful Protests violating our Right to Education

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Anonymous

#576

2016-09-30 08:26

My son is a 3rd year Mechatronics student and he is devastated that he cannot study. I have paid his studies in full.. I demand proper security at the University and no unlawful person must be allowed to enter the university. If you damage a government building or steel from the government you should be expelled and imprisoned. All non striking students should be allowed access to the university to study.. This is totally nonsensical!!!

Guest

#577 Re:

2016-09-30 09:13

#576: -  

 University is not a government orginisation....

 


Guest

#578

2016-09-30 09:34

There is no democracy in denying others the right to study!!

Guest

#579

2016-09-30 10:13

Because i want to go back to classes and complete the outstanding work so dat i cn graduate... I mean my family is struggling n every1 was countin on dat I'll be completing at th3 end of the year.... This hawlers who are strikin nd not knwin wat they want, are Rilly putin our future on the line for the nonsense...

Guest

#580

2016-09-30 10:36

SA is a developing country we simply can not compare it to Cuba and some of us may be poor but we want to finish our year so that we can get employment and help our families

Guest

#581

2016-09-30 15:19

We have to be realistic. Globally people take out loans and pay for their education. The crux is that we are educated with an aim to get a job once we leave varsity. If the government plunges that kind of money into free education which will certainly be abused what kind of money will be plunged into job creation? Why not aim at jobs for all? Too many varsity leavers are left high and dry. Stop corruption on government levels. Create jobs!!

Guest

#582

2016-09-30 15:58

The reason I have signed this petition I feel my rights actually our run rights as student that believe our rights have been enfringed and we deserve to complete our studies especially us the 3rd years our future looks uncertainty.

Guest

#583

2016-09-30 16:24

I want to go back to varsity and finish my studies.

Guest

#584

2016-09-30 18:15

The exams are around the corner about less than 29 days left

Guest

#585 Re: Re:

2016-09-30 20:54

#577: - Re:  

 So what is it

 

 


Guest

#586

2016-10-01 05:42

Education should be the foundation of a society through which future leaders are shaped and by preventing students access thereto is unacceptable in a democratic sociey

Guest

#587

2016-10-01 11:52

I think that is time that the silent majority will make it's voice heard. Why can NMMU management not implement the same type of 'referendum' that Wits has successfully executed. we are being held ransom by a small group of students wrongfully claiming that they represent the student body.It is time to speak out!

Guest

#588

2016-10-01 12:29

About time someone did something. There is another agenda here that has nothing to do with students! They are being manipulated

Guest

#589

2016-10-01 13:58

Already paid tuition fee for this year, she worked really hard we live more than 300km away and pay a lot for accommodation which is in a confined space. It was her final year full of exciting symposiums which over her four years was the main goal to reach. All her classes are falling behind and it is unfair to the portion that pay and worked hard to achieve this. Due to the symposiums that were cancelled the oppurtunity to gain honnours has passed. Due to finanacial constraints she had to work after hours imcreasing the studyload to reach her dream that is now taken away from a hardworking and deserving student.

Guest

#590

2016-10-01 15:34

There are some students that would like to study and this ongoing strike is preventing our education as well as wasting our money and time

Guest

#591

2016-10-01 17:21

Thuggery should never replace communication.

Guest

#592

2016-10-01 17:55

I want to go back to school. Clearly the government won't listen to us it makes no sense to continue with this

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Guest

#594

2016-10-01 23:42

We need to find our own solutions on issues we face.

Guest

#595

2016-10-02 10:12

I feel we have a right to tuition

Guest

#596

2016-10-02 10:17

Why do we allow the minority to dictate to us?

Guest

#597

2016-10-02 13:21

I have raised my granddaughter, from the age of 18 months and she is now in her 3rd year studying Human Resources Management and looking forward to her graduation. I am forced to retire at the end of November and cannot afford to continue indefinitely supporting her while she studies. She will have to find employment and pay back her student loan. We have invested approximately R 250 000 in her studies at N M M U and it seems she will walk away without a degree as things stand at the moment.

Guest

#598

2016-10-02 13:22

I have raised my granddaughter, from the age of 18 months and she is now in her 3rd year studying Human Resources Management and looking forward to her graduation. I am forced to retire at the end of November and cannot afford to continue indefinitely supporting her while she studies. She will have to find employment and pay back her student loan. We have invested approximately R 250 000 in her studies at N M M U and it seems she will walk away without a degree as things stand at the moment.


Guest

#599

2016-10-02 18:33

my son is studying at the university and has the right to be educated. we do not have the funds for an extra year

Guest

#600

2016-10-02 19:18

No one has the right to prevent anybody from studying and getting educated