Wed, 26 Apr 2017 12:17:59 +0000 By IRVIN MUYUMBWA MULUNGUSHI University students have been given up to today to call off their class boycott and protests leading to damage of property or management would be forced to shut down the institution. The students on Monday ran amok destroying university property and private vehicles in a protest over alleged increase of tuition fees by four percent effective 2017/2018 academic year. In a circular, Mulungushi University registrar Gubula Siaciti condemned the damage to window panes at the office of the Dean of Students and to the official vehicles of the Vice Chancellor and the Bursar. He said the University senate met yesterday to discuss the way forward on the situation at the institution. “Classes must resume tomorrow (today) as scheduled and without any conditions. If the class boycott continues, senate will have no option but to recommend to the Minister of Higher Education to close […]
