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Varsities clear hurdles for 2021 registration

TOP South African universities are saying they have spent almost R20million each in assisting financially distressed students and have lifted the financial blocks in order to allow the students to register, so that the new academic year can start smoothly amid the ongoing protests across the institutions of higher learning.

University of Johannesburg spokesperson Herman Esterhuzein said the university concluded the registration process of both new and returning students, after

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