Five Things You Need To Know As You Wake Up: UKZN apologises for mess in applications
Can you imagine getting a no
then a yes, then a no again?
Our second day in and there is so much happening in the world; we wish we could fit more into 'Five Things', but we have got to stick to the name.
Besides the fact that UKZN had a terrible admin disaster that left many aspiring young applicants confused, we want you to also know some of these:
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1.
Hundreds of people have been accommodated at the Ladysmith indoor sports centre after being evacuated from their homes due to flood waters that covered the Ladysmith central business district in KwaZulu-Natal.
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2.
Alpine driver Fernando Alonso is targeting a swift return to full fitness after undergoing surgery for the second time since February last year.
He underwent surgery to repair his broken jaw after being involved in a road accident while cycling in Switzerland but managed to return in time for the start of the 2021 campaign in Bahrain.
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3.
Rassie Erasmus' three daughters took to social media with a viral video celebrating his return to work after his two-month suspension by World Rugby. The girls teased the Springbok legend for having been a pain in the house and as some have seen, he had a lot of fun on social during the period.
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4.
A new investigation has identified a suspect who may have betrayed Anne Frank and her family to the Nazis. Her diary, published after her death, is the most famous first-hand account of Jewish life during the war.
A team including an ex-FBI agent said Arnold van den Bergh, a Jewish figure in Amsterdam, probably "gave up" Frank to save his own family.
Have a look here:
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5.
UKZN has apologised after a technical glitch resulted in the institution mistakenly sending firm acceptance offers to applicants saying their admission status has been reinstated.
A number of student applicants intending to study at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) Howard Campus, in Durban, took to social media after receiving text messages from the university withdrawing their firm offers.
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