Students from the University of Cape Town plan to protest today as not all of them could be registered, in time for the start of the academic year.Published on16 February 2022By Merentia Van Der VentFacebookXWhatsApp Classes at this tertiary institution resumed on Monday. The university’s student council says that hundreds of students have not yet been registered.Merentia Van Der VentMerentia joined the media world in 1996 and in 2001, she took her first steps in the broadcasting world. In her free time, she likes to go on adventures in the city. She also likes to learn new dances, not that she is any good at that.LatestInvestigations after 10-month-old Saldanha Bay baby allegedly abusedHawks arrest third suspect in Gugulethu attempted CIT robberyElderly couple arrested in Melkbosstrand for trying to “buy a child”More charges against Malmesbury minor accused of sexual exploitation; psychiatric evaluationCity to oppose appeal over Woodstock, Salt River land evictionsLatest articlesFuture 50: DNA EOR 25 August 2026 Critically low blood reserves, say WCBS 25 August 2026 New Appointment-Only Home Affairs Office Opens in Cape Town 24 August 2026 Investigations after 10-month-old Saldanha Bay baby allegedly abused 24 August 2026 Previous articleTransport Minister Fikile Mbalula has encouraged Cape Town taxi drivers to apply for money available in the Taxi Relief Fund.Next articleCape Town aims to become the first loadshedding-free city in South AfricaA Grade 11 learner has died at a school in Strand Merentia Van Der Vent - 20 August 2026 A Grade 11 learner has died at a school in Strand. Meanwhile, Strand Police say a post-mortem will be conducted following the death of...A suspect has been nabbed for corruption in Cape Town Merentia Van Der Vent - 18 August 2026 A 52-year-old suspect has been nabbed for corruption in Cape Town. According to the Hawks in the Western Cape, the case involves an Admin...There’ll be no mowing in some parks this Spring Merentia Van Der Vent - 17 August 2026 There'll be no mowing in some parks this Spring. This will be done so that spring flowers can grow unimpeded. The City's Mayoral Committee...