At the University of Limpopo, students protest over accommodation, Financial Aid support, quality of staff, victimisation of students and academic exclusion.
Students at Wits and University of Pretoria stage demonstartions to oppose the increase of fees.
At Mangosuthu University of Technology, students protested for good accommodation and lower tuition fees.
At Tshwane University of Technology in Pretoria, students protested against slow registration and 'filthy' residences.
At the University of Johannesburg, students protested demanding free education.
Students at Stellenbosch University held a peaceful protest demanding affordable tuition fees and accommodation fees.
At the University of KwaZulu Natal (UKZN) and Durban University of Technology (DUT) students protested over fees and academic exclusions of students.
At the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, a protest involving hundreds of students, pushed for the vice chancellor's resignation.
At the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, students affiliated to SASCO, gathered at the campus to protest against the R5 000 registration fee.
Students at the Walter Sisulu University of Technology in Butterworth protested over the closure of the campus.
At the Tshwane University of Technology, students embarked on a violent protest over NSFAS funding deficits.
At Stellenbosch University, a student movement marched to demand the vice rector apologise for controversial comments on the university's language policy.
Students protested demanding financial assistance at the Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College in Richards Bay, KZN
At Wits, students protested over problems with funding and registration. Students protested for access to equal education.#FeesMustFall began to trend
A clash between police and students demanding no increase in fees. Over 1 000 students marched to against the excessive force used against students.
A the University of Pretoria more than 1 000 students gathered to protest against the proposed fees hike.
Over 2 000 students from different universities marched to the Union Buildings in protest over the proposed fee hike for the 2016.
Students at UCT protest over a lack of accommodation; paintings and a bus were torched, and vice chancellor Max Price’s office was petrol bombed.
Students at the University of Pretoria protest against Afrikaans being used as a language of instruction.
At the University of the Free State, students protested over acts of violence against black students.
At the North-West University in Mahikeng, an administration block that included a science center was burned down; students protest for lower tuition.
Classes were disrupted by protest action at Wits after a group of protesters threatened students queueing outside the Fees Office.
