PASMA CPUT District Six

18/09/2026

REVOLUTIONARY GREETINGS CPUT POPULACE,

We hope this communique finds you well during these difficult times.

It has come to our attention that many students at D6 Campus are experiencing challenges with their lectures, including missed deadlines and difficulties submitting assessments during the shutdown period.

As PASMA D6, we would like to assist affected students in raising these issues through our Faculty Representatives.

Therefore, all affected students are requested to complete the relevant Google Form below so that our Faculty Representatives can assist and follow up on your concerns.

Faculty of Business Management and Sciences (FBMS):
https://forms.gle/stM9oWTPaEBaLxk87

For further assistance, you may contact the FBMS Chairperson:
Phethuxolo Maphembeni - 083 881 7980
Email: [email protected]

Faculty of Informatics and Design (FID):
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfsR3ySiEyXhJyoLDHOO-Rcjt53RzQm_BDvkDBu3Ik4vGFfXQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

For further assistance, you may contact the FID Chairperson:
Iviwe Sinyuko – 078 264 1419
Email: [email protected]

Please complete the form as soon as possible so that the relevant representatives can assist with your concerns.

Yours in Revolution,
PASMA D6✋🏿💚

18/09/2026

REVOLUTIONARY GREETINGS TO THE CPUT COMMUNITY 💚

The PASMA D6 Branch sends revolutionary greetings to the entire CPUT community during these difficult times for students.

We write with deep pain and concern about the growing safety challenges faced by students at CPUT and across the country. Students should be able to live, study and move around campus without constantly fearing for their safety.

Yesterday, CPUT Management issued a newsflash calling on students to wear black in mourning of the nine women who were brutally murdered in Kempton Park. We mourn them as daughters of the soil.

However, we must also ask, What about the CPUT student who was assaulted in a university residence at Bellville Campus and is now forced to seek justice through the courts for a crime that happened within the institution?

This exposes a fundamental contradiction. CPUT wants to mourn GBV nationally while failing to protect its own students from GBV internally. You cannot wear black for cameras while students are bleeding in your residences.

We therefore state want to bring into the clear that,
Security of students is not a favour, it is a duty. The university has a primary responsibility to guarantee safety in all its residences, campuses and facilities. Students cannot be expected to learn while living in fear of assault.

GBV is a systemic crisis. Gender-Based Violence knows no gender, sexuality or background. It is a threat to every student. The fight against it must be principled, inclusive, and centred on the dignity of all students.
Silence is betrayal.No student should suffer in silence.

As PASMA, we do not condone any form of Gender-Based Violence. We stand for inclusive and dignified spaces for every student.

If you are a D6 Campus student who has experienced GBV, assault, harassment or intimidation, do not suffer alone. Reach out for assistance. LSRC Gender and Diversity Officer, [email protected].

Your life matters.
Your dignity is non-negotiable.
You deserve to be heard, protected and supported.
And lastly Speak out against GBVF

Yours in Revolution,
PASMA D6✋🏿💚

09/03/2026

Greetings CPUT students,

We hope this communique finds you well.

We have noted the challenge faced by some students who rely on taxis for transport and are unable to make it to their examination venues due to the current situation.

As we escalate this matter to the relevant HODs and Deans, we kindly request affected students to indicate the course/module for which they are scheduled to write

Yours in leadership
PASMA D6 💚✋🏿

21/01/2026

Revolutionary greetings CPUT populace,

We hope this communique finds you in good health.

This serves as an update regarding FBMS appeals. The faculty sat to consider appeals on the 19th, with the 21st being the final day of the appeals sitting. All students whose appeals were successful have now been formally communicated with via email. However, students are also advised to check the SOS to confirm whether they are able to proceed with registration, as some may not receive an email.

Students who received confirmation of a successful appeal and do not have a financial block should now be able to proceed with registration.

Yours in leadership
PASMA D6

13/01/2026

Revolutionary greetings CPUT populace, compliment’s to the new season with hopes that you are well, safe and sound.

It has come to our attention that some Human Resources students have indicated that they did not receive an email notification regarding the appeal process, despite being academically excluded.

In order to assist and address this matter, we kindly request that all affected students complete the Google Form provided below no later than 12:00 PM today.
https://forms.gle/xPem4xZKrXd1DduT7

Yours in leadership
PASMA D6

10/01/2026

Compliments of the New season CPUT Students,

The Gigantic Student Vanguard in the occupied Azania PASMA is pleased to inform you that the shuttle services will resume on the 12th of January 2025 (Monday).

Students are advised to be on the lookout as Newsflash will be sent with all the logistics and Timetable.

Yours in Struggle!
PASMA CPUT.
💚💚💚

10/01/2026

07/01/2026

Greetings and happy new year CPUT student populace,

PASMA would like to request your urgent attention on the following, the PASMA-Led CSRC Central Housing Officer is currently underway of trying to secure placement for all students that will be writing their supplementary exams this January.

We therefore urge you to fill your information and details in the below link for verification process.
https://forms.gle/ivwoK99iEsTSgnK29

Izwelethu💚
PASMA CPUT

06/01/2026

*PASMA STATEMENT: IMPORTANT NOTICE ON PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION*
06 January 2026

PASMA wishes to advise all students who were previously staying in private accommodation and intend to return to their respective private accommodation or move to another private accommodation, to log in to their FUNDI portal and indicate accordingly.

This is crucial to avoid delays in the submission of registration templates to NSFAS by the University, which could negatively affect students funding. Furthermore, we would like to strongly advise students NOT to register for private accommodation via the NSFAS portal.

�Please note that CPUT is NOT part of the NSFAS private accommodation pilot project. At CPUT, private accommodation processes are handled only through FUNDI, unless officially communicated otherwise by the Financial Aid Office (FAO) via a formal newsflash.

Students are urged to comply with the above to prevent unnecessary delays and complications.

Yours in Leadership
PASMA💚

25/12/2025

Revolutionary greetings CPUT Community,

We hope this communique finds you well

We wish to inform you that residential appeals have officially opened as of today 24th December 2025, till the 16th of January 2026.

We urge all students to monitor their student emails as they will receive an email from the Residential Department which will contain link to appeal.

Yours in leadership,
PASMA D6💚✋🏿