Sunday Tribune

Provincial department slammed for students’ poor living conditions

Strike action

THE KwaZulu-Natal Department of Agriculture has squarely blamed the provincial Public Works Department for subjecting students at the state-owned Cedara College of Agriculture outside Pietermaritzburg to inhumane living conditions.

The Department of Agriculture has linked the appalling living conditions that have led to the students embarking on a strike action to its counterpart’s failure to complete the renovation of the residences on time.

The college late last month evicted students who were on strike complaining about being subjected to harsh living conditions.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Sunday Tribune

Sunday Tribune2 min read
The Joy On Their New Song Reflecting South Africa’s Vibrant Culture
Following their recent electrifying performance alongside Doja Cat at the Coachella Music and Arts Festival in the US last month, South African vocal sensation The Joy recently released a vibrant new track. Titled Amaqatha Amancane, this song is a pr
Sunday Tribune3 min read
Expert Advice On How SA Can Navigate The Impact Of Digital Nomad Visas On Local Coders
SOUTH Africa will launch a new digital nomad visa featuring two categories: a remote working visa and a critical skills visa. These visas aim to attract remote workers and skilled professionals globally as part of South Africa’s efforts to position
Sunday Tribune3 min read
Nandi Madida On Being Intentional As A Mother And An Artist
Nandi Madida has been blessed with a fulfilling career and two beautiful children and by no means does she take any of it for granted. She is married to Grammy Award-winning producer Zakes Bantwini and together, the couple have a seven-year-old son,

Related Books & Audiobooks