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New Wits SRC to map way forward

31 October 2017, 2:19 PM  |
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University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) students will not shut down the institution until there has been a mass meeting to decide on a course of action.

This is the position of the in-coming SRC leadership that held a press statement on Monday.

The new SRC, constituting of 12 EFF members out of the total of 15 will officially take office from November.

Secretary General of the SRC Kaamil Alli says that the out-going SRC and the in-going SRC together with the all residence council will be sitting on Tuesday in meeting to try and resolve on a way forward on the matter.

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