Two UFS students killed, two others injured in attack eNCA
University of The Free State has confirmed the deaths of two students. In one incident, a group of Qwaqwa Campus students was attacked in Phuthaditjhaba early this morning.
One UFS student died and two are in a critical condition in hospital. CourtesyIn one incident, a group of QwaQwa Campus students was attacked in Phuthaditjhaba early on Thursday morning.Meanwhile, police are still investigating the death of another student at a residence at Bloemfontein Campus.
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