The premier said he met with UKZN management and student representatives on Friday and established that both parties had been stubborn during their negotiations but this was now being resolved.
DURBAN - KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala on Tuesday said he had established a task team to intervene in the ongoing unrest at universities across the province.
Zikalala said he met with UKZN management and student representatives on Friday and established that both parties had been stubborn during their negotiations but this was now being resolved. “The team is working and interacting with management and students, and we believe soon we will find a solution,” Zikalala said.
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