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Professor Erneo Uchi said the reopening will start with registration and lectures to resume on August 4, 2025.
Prof. Uchi stated that the reopening will be limited to first- and final-year students, saying ‘they don’t have chaos.’
He insisted that the students will pay tuition fees based on the new structure set by the administration.
“It will be reopened on Monday, 28th, in instant. That is after six days. And then the lectures will be resumed on the 4th. Only first year and then the final forms. It is a practical strategy step is tactical step following the strike of the last May. So we want to start with a few numbers,” he said.
He explained that the remaining classes could resume in few months, provided that no further disruptions occur.
“Because first year, they are still enthusiastic. They don’t have chaos. They’re okay. Finally, they want to graduate by any means. The other classes will be looking into it later on, maybe after a few months. After monitoring that, these two categories of student classes are okay,” he said.
On the increment of the tuition fees, Prof. Erneo Uchi went on to explain that the tuition fees in South Sudan are less compared to the region.
He added the students will be required to pay at least 50 percent of the tuition fee, in addition to the university development fund.
