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University of the Western Cape shut until further notice

23 November 2015 by Alan

University of the Western Cape shut until further notice – (curated as of interest to University of the Western Cape and Cape Town).

Western Cape, 26 October 2015 – Students at the University of the Western Cape are again trying to shut it down. Lectures resumed on Monday, but over 200 protesters disrupted classes, demanding that the campus stay part of the national shut down.
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