STUDENTS TOLD: NAME STRIKE LEADERS

From Swazi Media Commentary Thu Oct 9 2014, 09:12:00

Striking students in Swaziland have been told they cannot resume studies unless they give their university the names of strike leaders.

 

The Southern Africa Nazarene University (SANU) made the demand following a dispute in the Faculty of Health Sciences. 

Students are being forced to reapply to study and as part of that application they are asked to complete questionnaires which include three questions: How did the student body resolve to boycott classes in the absence of a student representative council? Who was responsible for calling all students out of their classrooms to join the strike? Do you know who were in the forefront of the strike action / the leaders? Name them.

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