Allowance, living conditions gripes.
TUT students protest over unpaid monthly allowances and poor student accommodation. / Keletso Mkhwanazi
The protests have affected classes for two days in a row as students blockaded the main road near the Pretoria West main campus and the Soshanguve and Garankuwa campuses.
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