Qualified Structures
Qualified student organisations contesting the TUT 2026/27 SRC elections, and the official qualified organisation list per campus.
Qualified Organisations Lists
ISRC / ISP — Institutional structures
Institution-wide student organisations and their verified representatives.
Pan Africanist Student Movement of Azania (PASMA)
PASMA Manifesto Pan Africanist Student Movement of Azania (PASMA) PASMA is a progressive student movement founded on the principles of Pan-Africanism, Black Consciousness, and Scientific Socialism. The movement is committed to advancing the interests of African students and promoting social, economic, and educational justice. Core Principles * Free, quality, and decolonised education for all. * Elimination of financial and academic exclusion. * Promotion of African unity, dignity, and self-d
South African Students Congress (SASCO)
Fellow TUT Students, SASCO has consistently spearheaded progressive student programmes and struggles, fighting for NSFAS and funding, registration, accommodation, food security, academic support, digital access and student welfare. We refuse to accept exclusion, hunger and inequality as the reality of student life. We are committed to building a fighting SRC that defends the material interests of students. Vote SASCO for a fighting SRC, progressive leadership and a TUT that works for its student
CSRC / CSP — Campus structures
Campus-level student organisations, locked to their campus.
ActionSA Student Forum
ACTION THAT DELIVERS. LEADERSHIP THAT SERVES. Our Vision We envision a Tshwane University of Technology where every student has an equal opportunity to succeed, regardless of their background or financial circumstances. A university where quality education, student safety, accountability, innovation and opportunity are not privileges, but the standard. At the ActionSA Student Forum, we believe leadership is not about making promises, it is
Afrika Mayibuye Youth Movement
Afrika Mayibuye – Let Africa Return to Its Greatness." The AFRIKA MAYIBUYE STUDENT MOVEMENT (AMSM) at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is a progressive student movement dedicated to protecting and advancing the interests of all students. We are committed to promoting academic excellence, equal access to education, student welfare, and accountable leadership on campus. Our mission is to empower students to become active participants in shaping the future of our institution.
Democratic Alliance Students Organisation (DASO)
Representing all students regardless of Race, Background, Academic performance and socioeconomic factors. Working with and for students
Economic Freedom Fighters Youth Command (EFFYC)
🔴 EFFYC Manifesto – Mbombela Campus Introduction: Comrades, students, and viewers at home, today we rise not to decorate the system but to dismantle its injustices. We speak not for applause but for action. We are the EFF Youth Command at Tshwane University of Technology, Mbombela Campus and we are here to fight. Gender-Based Violence & the Vulnerability of Young Women TUT claims to stand firm against GBV. But standing firm means more than posters and panels. It means protecting the most
Pan Africanist Student Movement of Azania (PASMA)
I as a student of Garankuwa Campus know the status of being a student and also the needs of a student. As the secretary of Pasma I aim to make to serve suffer and sacrifice for students. I aim to fullfill all student interests and make sure that we all students have a free socialist education.
South African Democratic Student Movement (SADESMO)
Education for liberation
South African Students Congress (SASCO)
We, the South African Students Congress, SASCO, a student formation of the African National Congress, commit ourselves to the struggle for a non-racial, non-sexist, democratic, and prosperous South Africa. Education is not a privilege but a right. We exist to defend the interests of students, to advance transformation in education, and to build a generation of cadres who will lead in the construction of a caring and just society.
South African Students Congress (SASCO)
SASCO MANIFESTO 2025 Tshwane University of Technology – Mbombela Campus SRC Elections | 1st – 3rd October 2025 "Restoring Dignity. Defending the Student. Delivering Results." 1. Comrades and fellow students of TUT Mbombela, We, the South African Students Congress (SASCO), present this manifesto not as a list of promises, but as a record of service, struggle, and results. This document reflects our continued commitment to every student – regardless of financial background, academic standing, or r
Student Christian Organisation (SCO)
The student Christian organisation welcomes persons from diverse spiritual, political and cultural backgrounds who support the growth of the organisation and the transformation of institutions of higher learning. Our vision is to build and commit ourselves in fighting for equal rights and justice to all students who need to access education .
Student Christian Organisation (SCO)
We as Student Christian Organisation - SCO, we are rooted in faith, driven by justice, and proven in action. We stand for Progress over Popularity and leadership that serves — Mark 10:43-44. Our goal is to share the love of Jesus Christ with students, to urge students to commit themselves to the extension of God's kingdom through the world by evangelistic witness and to promote the transparent, diligent, and righteous leadership.
Student Union for Christian Action (SUCA)
SUCA Manifesto The Student Union for Christian Action (SUCA) represents students at Tshwane University of Technology by advocating for their rights and interests. Committed to integrity, transparency, accountability, and inclusivity, SUCA fosters collaboration between students and the University. Through responsible leadership and evidence-based advocacy, it promotes academic, social, and personal development while ensuring the student voice remains central to institutional governance
Tshwane University of Technology Students Activists (TUTSA)
TUTSA MANIFESTO 2026 Tshwane University of Technology Student Activist Led by Thato Rasekoka Chairman & Dumile Mncube secretary PREAMBLE We, the students of Tshwane University of Technology, believe that every student deserves dignity, opportunity, and support. TUTSA exists to serve, not to be served. Our leadership is rooted in service, accountability, and unity. OUR VISION A TUT where every student feels seen, supported, and equipped to succeed — academically, financially, and personally.
uMkhonto Wesizwe Students Movement (MKSM)
To build a united, empowered, and academically successful student community where every student has equal access to quality education, financial support, accommodation, safety, and opportunities for personal and professional development.
uMkhonto Wesizwe Students Movement (MKSM)
In this year's SRC elections, with your support, we hope to bring positive change and make our campus an even better place for all of us. ☑ Advocate for SRC Trust Fund ☑ Affordable Library Services ☑ Decolonised Quality Education ☑ Proper Accommodation and Transportation ☑ TUT SRC Constitution Review (Include Bill of Rights) ☑ Equal Data Access and Increment ☑ Decentralisation of NSFAS Powers to Universities ☑ Free Sanitary Towels ☑ Advocate for Lowering of University Fees
uMkhonto Wesizwe Students Movement (MKSM)
The uMkhonto WeSizwe Student Movement is the official student movement of the uMkhonto WeSizwe Party, Established to organise students in the institutions of higher learning. Our mission is to unite and empower students to lead the fight for accessible and decolonised education. Education should empower every student to reach their full potential regardless of their background and financial circumstances.
uMkhonto Wesizwe Students Movement (MKSM)
UMKONTO WESIZWE STUDENT MOVEMENT TUT POLOKWANE CAMPUS We as the MKSM will ensure change in these upcoming Eletions unlike these other structures that didnt cater our needs as the students of TUT. Let us prove to you that we can do it and we will do it.
uMkhonto Wesizwe Students Movement (MKSM)
MKSM Student Elections Manifesto 2026 Election Dates: 9–11 September 2026 Our Commitment to Students Fellow students, As MKSM, we remain committed to serving every student with honesty, dedication, and accountability. Our mission is to ensure that every student has equal access to education, support, and opportunities to succeed. We believe that student leadership is about service, not promises alone.
uMkhonto Wesizwe Students Movement (MKSM)
As Umkhonto WesizweStudent Movement (MKSM), we believe education is a right, not a privilege. We fight for free quality education, working NSFAS, safe housing, food, and mental health support. We stand for accountability, jobs for graduates, and campuses free from GBV and corruption. We pledge to study, serve, organize, and lead. The youth must lead. Amandla!