"The attack on Tuesday (20 August) was sparked by an argument related to student leadership elections held on campus," TUT spokeswoman Willa de Ruyter said in a statement.
The injured students received treatment at a local hospital and were discharged.
"The alleged perpetrator, who was assaulted by bystanders, has been apprehended and is currently under police guard in hospital. The [police have] already launched an investigation into the matter," De Ruyter said.
The university instituted an internal investigation. De Ruyter said the institution was weapon-free and had security measures in place to ensure the safety of staff and students.
Source: Sapa via I-Net Bridge
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