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Rhodes University fee fight exposes the growing cost of student protest

Mail & Guardian · 08 October 2026 at 11:16

Rhodes University fee fight exposes the growing cost of student protest

After charges were dropped against 13 Rhodes University students arrested during protests over fee protocols, civil society group Not In My Name is demanding the police cover their R90,000 legal bill.

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