Students gather at CPUT ahead of march to Parly

Picture: Cindy Waxa

Picture: Cindy Waxa

Published Oct 26, 2016

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Cape Town - Students have gathered at Cape Peninsula of Technology’s Cape Town campus ahead of their march to the gates of Parliament on Wednesday.

The crowd is expected to leave the campus at 12.30pm as they head to Parliament, where Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is set to deliver his medium-term budget speech.

A number of students from UCT, the University of the Western Cape (UWC), Stellenbosch University (SU) and CPUT are expected to participate in the march to demand an answer to their call for free tertiary education.

Students from CPUT’s Bellville campus arrived on Wednesday carrying a cardboard coffin with Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande's picture on it.

 

CPUT students are waiting for more students to arrive before they head to Parliament #MTBPS2016 pic.twitter.com/Ddp82AXpHo

— IG: MojoIOL (@MojoIOL) October 26, 2016

UCT students have arrived at #CPUT as they get ready to head to parliament #MTBPS2016 @IOL pic.twitter.com/7h6D1i9NdH

— IG: MojoIOL (@MojoIOL) October 26, 2016

Student arriving from CPUT Bellville campus carry a cardboard coffin with Blade Nzimande's pic on it #MTBPS2016 @IOL pic.twitter.com/epcjbKbACL

— IG: MojoIOL (@MojoIOL) October 26, 2016

 

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