The EFF student command (EFFSC) has warned the University of Pretoria that it will shut down all campuses just after midnight on Sunday.
It told the university’s vice-chancellor and officials this week that all entrances and parts of Tshwane will be closed.
“No employee and student of the University of Pretoria is to be on the premises. No vehicle will be allowed to enter or leave university campuses,” the university's EFFSC said. Should any student require medical assistance, said student will be transported by university transport, escorted by a student representative council member, an EFFSC official and a South African Police Service vehicle, it said.All young people from the Cape Flats to Thohoyandou, must rise up and reclaim our streets on Monday the 20th March.
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