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UCT celebrates research stronghold with multiple finalists in South Africa’s premier science and innovation awards.
UCT student Voni Baloyi said curating the exhibition, “At Their Feet”, presented an opportunity to break down the silos of ...
Marketing to South African Consumers by Assoc Prof Dr James Lappeman has surpassed a remarkable 250 000 downloads.
When GenAI tools first surged into the mainstream, higher education institutions asked: how can we regulate or contain them ...
UCT student Thomas Nel has signed his first rugby professional contract when he joined Suzuki Griquas recently.
For her tireless services to children’s well-being and to global public health, Professor Lucie Cluver, an honorary professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health at the University of ...
African countries are bad at issuing bonds, so debt costs more than it should. UCT’s Misheck Mutize explains what needs to ...
A new partnership between UCT GSB and TETA aims to address critical skills shortages and unlock leadership potential in South ...
RMF10: PhD study challenges narratives around protest violence Dr Mapheyeledi Sibindlana’s doctoral research interrogates the contested nature of violence during the Rhodes Must Fall protests. 02 May ...
UCT participated in a global climate summit on 5 June, addressing Africa’s climate challenges and the role of higher ...
In a global first for Africa, UCT is participating in a clinical trial to reprogramme genes and halt hereditary angioedema.
UCT’s South African College of Music with the Centre for Theatre, Dance and Performance Studies recently staged a powerful ...
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