NSFAS to intervene in university protests
By Kailene Pillay | Published Mar 9, 2023
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Parliament concerned about overuse and over-reliance on armed private security in university clashes, calls for calm
By Kailene Pillay | Published Mar 8, 2023
SA women academics suffered burn-out while working from home during lockdown, new study reveals
By ZamaNdosi Cele | Published Mar 7, 2023
UCT council to reconvene this week to appoint interim vice-chancellor after Phakeng's exit
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Mar 6, 2023
Parliamentary education committee concerned by ‘disruptive’ protests at universities
By Kailene Pillay | Published Mar 2, 2023
‘I’m a change maker, I rattled cages of racial discrimination’, Mamokgethi Phakeng says after leaving UCT
By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Mar 2, 2023
Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng confirms her departure from UCT
By Kamogelo Moichela | Published Feb 26, 2023
EFF, DA not impressed with removal of UCT vice-chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng
By Kamogelo Moichela | Published Feb 23, 2023
NSFAS considers reporting accommodation providers to Competition Commission for alleged price gouging and collusion
By Kailene Pillay | Published Feb 22, 2023
UCT refuses to be drawn on reports Phakeng given golden handshake to leave
By Kamogelo Moichela | Published Feb 22, 2023
UCT council to meet over future of vice-chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng and student unrest
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Feb 20, 2023
Poverty, hardships increase mental distress at varsities
By Opinion | Published Feb 19, 2023
UCT expands short courses, opens up opportunities for school-leavers
By Kamogelo Moichela | Published Feb 16, 2023
UCT, UWC students refuse to back down
By Nicola Daniels | Published Feb 15, 2023
UCT moves teaching and learning online after calls for shutdown by SRC
By Shakirah Thebus | Published Feb 14, 2023
New digital tools will enable UCT scientists to prepare for malaria outbreaks in southern Africa
By Kailene Pillay | Published Feb 9, 2023
