Comrades,
the issue has long been a chaotic subject of discussion in student politics.
I know this as a fact as i was a student myself.
I believe cde lazola is familiar with unizul.
That place has +-1800 beds but u are having +-5000 people who dwell on campus!
Institutions need to utilize building space and build residences!


On 1/19/11, Lazola Ndamase <[email protected]> wrote:
> *Institutions must rent buildings! *
>
> * *
>
> *19 January 2011*
>
>
> The spectacle of thousands of students spewed into street corners by
> institutions under the guise that they do not have enough space is not just
> stressing but calamitous for the economic future of our society. Rather than
> gratuitously turn away students so brazenly as we have seen, Institutions
> must find innovative ways to increase access.
>
>
>
> Among these, institutions must rent buildings in towns and turn them into
> temporary lecture halls. This would increase access to institutions by
> thousands and would decrease the number of students turned away. This is
> also not new. Institutions do it with accommodation where institutions such
> as DUT and Mangosuthu University of Technology rent buildings in town to
> accommodate students.
>
>
>
> We also call on the Department of Higher Education and Training to also lift
> the ceiling it places on institutions with regards to students’ intake. If
> this is done, we are convinced that institutions who reject students by
> hiding behind the woodworks of the Ministry of Higher Education and Training
> would be exposed for what they are.
>
>
>
> *For details Contact:*
>
> *Mbulelo Mandlana (President)*
>
> *071 879 3408 *
>
> *Or*
>
> *Lazola Ndamase (Secretary General)*
> *082 679 8718*
>
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