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At the end of 2022, many higher education institutions introduced their mandatory vaccination policies to the public and most are set to commence in the month of January.

The mandatory policies apply to students, staff, and ad hoc contractors.

University of the Free State Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Francis Petersen said:

Students, ad hoc contract workers, and students who are not vaccinated, who do not have an approved exemption or deferral, and who do not have a SARS Covid-19 PCR negative result that is not older than a week, will not be allowed access to the campuses or facilities.

Only vaccinated students will be allowed to access on-campus accommodation.

South African Union of Student spokesperson, Asive Dlanjwa maintains that students ought not to be forced but rather be encouraged to take the jab.

As people are heading back to campus, there are still common issues that students across the country experience in the academic year, that need to be addressed first before studying starts. These issues include the issue of data, laptops, and students being unfamiliar with the new mode of learning.

The Covid-19 pandemic has made learning difficult for students in the past two years, and the student organisation hopes that students will be going back to classes.

Dlanjwa shares the same sentiments that vaccinations will ensure that as many students possible can go back to their classes. However, Dlanjwa is opposed students being forced to vaccinate.

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