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UCT students protest as 1 400 face registration holds despite debt relief measures

17 February 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Despite recent debt relief measures benefiting 2 883 students, nearly 1 400 at UCT remain unable to register, sparking protests and raising concerns over financial exclusion.Read More at Source

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