UZ Students won't write before Mugabe steps down

UZ – University of Zimbabwe students strike


University of Zimbabwe students strike over semester exams. “Makapa Grace saka tipeio ma degree edu tiende”, they say. 

(YOU GAVE GRACE A FREE DEGREE SO GIVE US TOO)


Today, Monday November 20, 2017 semester exams were supposed to start.

“We won’t write before Mugabe steps down,” the students are protesting from the time Mugabe gave a speech which the country though was resigning point of him.  The students don’t want to wait till the congress in three weeks.

Pictures and videos below students gathering outside exam venue. Some on way to VC’s office now. more news coming ....


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