South African students prevent tuition hike with successful #FeesMustFall protests
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  • 8 years ago
Thousands of South African students took to the streets to protest a proposed 10-to-12-percent tuition hike at public universities. After a week of protests, President Jacob Zuma announced that university fees will be frozen in 2016.
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