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Outcry over varsity fee increases

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Ndzoyiya said the fee hike was affecting not only students, but also the education system as a whole.

Ndzoyiya said the fee hike was affecting not only students, but also the education system as a whole.

Kayleen Morgan

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He was reacting to information that some universities had increased their tuition fees by 5.1% and residence fees by 7.1% this year.

The increases were approved in terms of the fee compact between universities and the department of higher education, science and innovation.

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