Student life on the University of Zululand’s lush KwaDlangezwa campus has become all too appealing for a herd of “intruder cows”.
The bovine wanderers persistently breach the perimeter of the northern KwaZulu-Natal university grounds and have been threatened with being impounded.
According to a statement posted on UniZulu’s Facebook page‚ the truant cattle belong to farmers in the surrounding area.
“The University has taken a decision to start impounding cows which are found roaming the KwaDlangezwa Campus‚” the institution said.
“The release fee will be R100 per cow a day for a maximum of three days after which the impounded animals will be put down or removed.”
The cows purportedly pose a risk to students and crops raised on the campus by the agriculture department.
UniZulu bosses don’t find campus cows amoosing
Student life on the University of Zululand’s lush KwaDlangezwa campus has become all too appealing for a herd of “intruder cows”.
The bovine wanderers persistently breach the perimeter of the northern KwaZulu-Natal university grounds and have been threatened with being impounded.
According to a statement posted on UniZulu’s Facebook page‚ the truant cattle belong to farmers in the surrounding area.
“The University has taken a decision to start impounding cows which are found roaming the KwaDlangezwa Campus‚” the institution said.
“The release fee will be R100 per cow a day for a maximum of three days after which the impounded animals will be put down or removed.”
The cows purportedly pose a risk to students and crops raised on the campus by the agriculture department.
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