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The University of Johannesburg celebrates its 140-year history in a special edition marking Johannesburg’s anniversary.
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An Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) ward candidate rejects involvement in protests at the University of Johannesburg’s Auckland Park campus, calling participants in disruptive blockades 'rogue elements' while wearing EFF regalia. The candidate clarifies the party’s stance amid ongoing tensions between student activists and university leadership. The incident highlights internal divisions within the EFF over protest tactics and institutional engagement.
Oct 2026Northcliff Melville TimesNews article
The **University of Johannesburg** resumes normal classes and examinations at its Kingsway campus following a student protest over registration fee concerns. Disruptions were brief, and academic activities remain unaffected by the demonstration. Management confirms no long-term impact on operations or student schedules.
Oct 2026Northcliff Melville TimesNews article
The University of Johannesburg (UJ) Auckland Park campus has resumed classes and exams following recent disruptions. Student protests over potential fee increases for 2027 prompted the earlier cancellations of exams and classes. The university now aims to restore normal academic operations amid ongoing student concerns.
Oct 2026EWNNews article
The University of Johannesburg (UJ) hosts the first Jiangsu-Africa Cooperation Alliance Summit, focusing on international partnerships and growth initiatives. The event brings together stakeholders from Jiangsu Province, China, and African institutions to explore collaborative opportunities. Key discussions likely center on academic, economic, and cultural exchanges between the regions.
Oct 2026University of Johannesburg NewsNews article
