Fri, 12 May 2017 12:37:23 +0000 By AARON CHIYANZO THE University of Zambia (UNZA) management will not be intimidated and back down on the decision not to allow students who have not paid at least 37 percent of the tuition fees to sit for examinations, says UNZA Vice Chancellor Luke Mumba. Students have threatened to stage protests should the university authorities go ahead with plans to stop students who have not paid their full tuition from sitting the exams. Prof Mumba said that students who have not paid the agreed 37 percent of the tuition fees by mid-semester would not be allowed to access university services. He reiterated that the university needed money to clear salaries for staff members and other expenses. Prof Mumba pointed out that the university depended on the same money for its operations for them to continue offering the required services to students. He however said that most of the students […]
