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ASUU Strike Risk Tracker (1999–2026)

Twenty-eight years of ASUU industrial actions, year-by-year — days lost, causes, and how each ended. A reference for parents and students weighing public, state, private, or study-abroad routes.

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Total days lost since 1999
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Years on strike
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Strike-free years
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Longest single year

Days lost to ASUU strikes by year

Year-by-year heatmap (1999–2026)

0 days (no strike) 1–14 days 15–60 days 61–150 days 150+ days

Full strike record

YearDaysReasonHow it ended

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Sources: Federal Government statement via The Guardian (March 2026); Provisio Services 200-day analysis (2022); BusinessDay strike audit; ASUU public communiqués; news archives 1999–2026.

"Days lost" figures are the best public estimates for each calendar year; some strikes spanned two years and the totals reflect the active days within each year.

Last updated: 14 May 2026 · Owner: Harmony Digital Consults Ltd · Refresh cadence: Annually + after each new industrial action