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The university has now extended the closing date for the first semester registration to February the first 2020.
Prospective students have been advised by the university to apply and register online amid the on-going strike by the university staff. Workers, mostly members of NEHAWU and Association for Professional Workers Union of South Africa, are demanding 9% salary increase while the university is offering 6%.
“If it goes beyond the anticipated time, its gonna have an impact on our operation. As of Wednesday we had in excess of about 225 000 completely registered students and we are looking at just around 375 000 students.
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