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PASMA Mowbray Branch, highbury Road, Mowbray (2026)

20/05/2026

PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION EXCEPTION EVICTION.

Revolutionary Greetings,

PASMA has noted with serious concern that a number of students affected by NSFAS exceptions are now facing possible eviction from their private accommodations due to unpaid rent caused by NSFAS exceptions.

We understand the difficult situation students are currently experiencing, especially those whose funding is still under investigation or awaiting NSFAS resolution. No student should be left vulnerable while these administrative processes are still being addressed.

We therefore request all students residing in private accommodations who have received NSFAS exceptions and are currently being threatened with eviction by landlords to urgently fill in their details on the link below so that we may compile affected cases and escalate the matter accordingly.

https://forms.gle/24onRm3kZAo1zTnYA

Please ensure that your information is submitted accurately by Sunday the 24th of May 2026.

PASMA remains committed to defending the rights and dignity of students and will continue engaging relevant stakeholders to seek urgent intervention and relief for affected students.

I-Afrika 💚💚💚

20/05/2026

PASMA Statement on NSFAS Exceptions
20 May 2026

Revolutionary Greetings CPUT Students,

As PASMA, we are aware of the ongoing challenges affecting students who have been defunded or placed under NSFAS exceptions for the 2026 academic year. We understand the frustration, uncertainty, and emotional distress this situation has caused among affected students.

Following engagements and communication received regarding the exceptions, it has been confirmed that there are currently 351 students affected by NSFAS exceptions across different categories. These exceptions have already been escalated to NSFAS for intervention and resolution.

The breakdown is as follows:
6 students — Re-applied Before Migration which FAO is awaiting NSFAS resolution.
1 student — UNI Highest Level of Qualification Achieved which FAO is awaiting NSFAS resolution.
90 students — N+ Investigation which FAO is awaiting NSFAS clarification and final outcome.
175 students — Gap Investigation which FAO is awaiting guidance from the NSFAS Acting COO to ensure proper implementation across institutions.
79 students — Duplicate Registration which students are required to confirm the institution at which they are currently enrolled before NSFAS can finalise the process.

As PASMA, we would also like to inform students that these matters were discussed during the NSFAS regional workshop with FAO held on Tuesday, 12 May 2026, where institutions raised concerns and requested urgent intervention regarding these exceptions.

At this stage, FAO is still awaiting final guidance and resolution from NSFAS on the majority of these matters. We therefore urge affected students to remain patient while engagements continue.

PASMA remains committed to fighting for students and ensuring that no academically deserving student is unfairly prejudiced due to administrative delays or unresolved NSFAS processes. We will continue to provide updates and push for urgent intervention until all affected students are funded again.

Yours in Leadership,
PASMA CPUT

19/05/2026

Revolutionary greetings sons and daughters of the stolen land, we hope this communication finds you in well spirits.

PASMA Mowbray has deployed the following representatives to serve and assist students within their respective faculties :

Faculty of Education
Khanya Dabula - Chairperson of the Education Faculty
Email: [email protected]
Vuyolwethu Mqikela – Deputy Chairperson of the Education Faculty
Email: [email protected]

Faculty of Business and Management Sciences
Keamoetse Solange – Deputy Chairperson of FBMS
Email: [email protected]

These faculty representatives are available to assist students with faculty-related matters.

Please reach out to them directly via email for any academic or faculty concerns within their portfolios.

Education to us means service to Africa.

Yours in Leadership,
PASMA Mowbray

14/05/2026

Revolutionary greetings, Comrades and Students of Mowbray Campus,

Today, 14 May 2026, students convened at the Mass Meeting to deliberate on management’s proposal to extend Teaching Practice to 8 weeks with no break.

After robust engagement where students voiced their views, concerns, and lived experiences, the following resolutions were adopted:

Rejecting of the 8-week continuous Teaching Practice proposal. As students from Mowbray campus, we unanimously reject the proposal to run Teaching Practice for 8 weeks without a break.

Teaching Practice must remain in 2 sessions with a break in between. a split structure is necessary to allow for reflection, preparation, and transition, especially for departments working across different grades per session. An 8-week block with no break makes this transition difficult and compromises the quality of training.

The proposal amounts to unpaid labour, running 8 weeks continuously without a break subjects students to labour with no pay and no relief. This is exploitative and unacceptable.

Additionally, it is unfair to extend the period with no provision for feedback and review between sessions. Student development and assessment require a structured break for reflection and improvement.

Last but not least, we demand urgent attention to the Teaching Practice allowance submission. The financial burden placed on students during Teaching Practice remains unresolved. Transport, teaching resources, and other related costs continue to be carried by students without any Teaching Practice allowance. We demand urgent attention and a concrete response to the allowance proposal.

As PASMA, SASCO, SADTUSC and EFFYC, we will formally submit these resolutions to management and demand an urgent meeting to address the matter. We remain committed to defending students’ rights and ensuring that Teaching Practice serves learning, not exploitation.

We thank all students who attended and made their voices heard. The struggle for dignified and fair learning conditions continues.

Yours in Leadership,
Mowbray Campus Structures

13/05/2026

Greetings Future CPUT Students,

PASMA CPUT welcomes all new and prospective students applying for 2027. We understand that securing accommodation is a critical part of starting your academic journey, and we are here to ensure you are informed and supported through the process.

These are the steps that one must follow to apply for residence:

Step 1 : Apply for Academic Admission First
You must secure academic admission before applying for residence. Once you receive your student number, you can proceed to the residence application.

Step 2 : Access CPUT SOS
Use your student number and PIN to log in to the CPUT Student Online Services (SOS) portal.

Step 3 : Complete the Residence Application
Navigate to “Residence Applications” on the left-hand menu.
Read and accept the Residence Rules and Regulations.

Step 4 : Submit Your Application
Click “Submit Residence Application”.
Use the search icon to select the period [Jan–Nov] and submit.

PASMA is committed to making sure that no prospective student is left behind due to lack of information or support.

We will monitor and hold the institution accountable to ensure transparency and equal access for all qualifying students.
Apply early.

For assistance, visit the PASMA CPUT official Facebook/Tik Tok pages at :
PASMA Mowbray Branch
PASMA District Six Branch
PASMA Bellville Branch
PASMA Wellington Branch

We are the sons and daughters of Africa, and no system, no barrier, shall deny us our right to learn, to live and to lead.

Yours in Leadership,
PASMA CPUT

13/05/2026

Revolutionary greetings sons and daughters of the stolen land, we hope this communication finds you in good spirits.

PASMA notes the opening of residence applications for 2027. Access to accommodation is a key part of the right to learn and live with dignity.

We urge all qualifying students to follow the process below and apply before the deadline:
Step 1 : Login to SOS
Step 2 : Click “Residence Applications” on the left menu
Step 3 : Accept the Residence Rules and Regulations
Step 4 : Submit your application for Jan-Nov 2027

Do not wait until the last day.
PASMA is on the ground to assist and ensure no student is left behind due to system issues or lack of information.

Education to us means service to Africa.

Yours in Leadership,
PASMA CPUT

12/05/2026

NOTICE OF MASS MEETING

Revolutionary greetings students of Mowbray ,

We trust this communique finds you in good health in these amidst times these trying times.

The student formations PASMA, SASCO and SADTUSC invites all students to attend a Mass Meeting regarding the proposed extension of Teaching Practice to 8 weeks by management.

This meeting seeks to provide students with an opportunity to voice their views, concerns and experiences regarding the proposal, especially considering the financial burden placed on students during Teaching Practice, including transport, teaching resources and other related costs, without any Teaching Practice allowance being provided.

Date: Thursday, 14 May 2026
Time: 13h00
Venue: Next to the Pool

Your voice matters. Let us come together and engage on matters affecting students directly.

Yours in leadership
PASMA ,SASCO ,SADTUSC

06/05/2026

Revolutionary greetings Sons and daughters of the stolen land ,we hope this communique finds you In well spirits

PASMA CPUT will be present at the CPUT Open Day to support and guide prospective students. As a student movement committed to accessible education, we will be assisting learners with application processes, admission enquiries, and general information about studying at CPUT.

We encourage all prospective applicants to visit our station and get the support they need to take the next step in their academic journey.

Yours in Leadership,
PASMA

06/05/2026

Revolutionary greetings sons and daughters of the stolen land, we hope this communique finds you in well spirits.

PASMA would like to provide an update on the current status of supervisor allocation.

We have engaged with the relevant academic departments on this matter. Regarding Leadership and Management, as well as Business Studies, Mr. Oliver has confirmed that students have been allocated supervisors. He has also committed to communicating with the respective supervisors to ensure that they begin engaging with students as soon as possible.
With respect to Inclusive Education, we are currently awaiting an updated list of students who have not yet been allocated supervisors from Dr. Buthelezi. This remains the only outstanding group, and we are actively working with the Head of Department to secure supervisor allocations. Progress in this area is dependent on receiving the updated information from the Inclusive Education lecturers.

Additionally, PASMA notes that the matter concerning IsiXhosa FAL students who did not have a lecturer has now been addressed. The appointment of Mr. Gcingca has been approved, and the necessary administrative processes, including the creation of his network account and access to institutional platforms, have been completed to ensure that he can begin engaging with students.

PASMA remains committed to ensuring that all postgraduate students receive the necessary academic support and will continue to follow up until this matter is fully resolved.

We appreciate your patience and encourage students to remain in contact for further updates.

Yours in Leadership,
PASMA Mowbray

15/04/2026

Closing off our graduates list for 2026 as PASMA Mowbray are these dedicated Afrikans who chose education to be their service to Africa.

Congratulations Africans, may the undying spirit of Sobukwe continue to be with you 💚

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