South African President Jacob Zuma has ordered his security ministers to deal with the “mayhem at universities” in the country. Tensions remain high at institutions across the nation. Students at Rhodes University have vowed to continue disrupting classes. They're accusing police of using excessive force on Wednesday during Fees Must Fall protests. Susan Mwongeli has more on that story.
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