MBA holders continue to out-earn their peers; in addition, they foster innovation and shape society
Confining people in effective Bantustans forces us to see Israel for what it is: a European project of domination
Even in institutions of higher education, women continue to face discrimination. Here’s how we can fix that
‘Open letter’ reveals the Orwellian depths to which the radical anti-Israel lobby is willing to descend in order to stand reality on its head
Strong policies are not enough – we need secure physical spaces and societal mobilisation
How do the courts ensure proper compensation for the loss of Uyinene Mrwetyana and Michael Komape
Their inability to deal internally with sexual and gender-based violence cases ripples over into their jobs as parliamentarians
Aviwe Wellem was found by two boys on Saturday morning — raped and stabbed to death in her bed
We must create cultures and norms
in all spheres of society that condemn gendered attacks
And where economic reforms are concerned, a slayer in shining armour would be welcome
Every year a teacher who goes beyond the call of duty and changes learners’ lives is recognised
A lecture delivered by an academic who challenged the logic of anti-Semitism claims has opened old wounds
Mpumelelo Mhlongo is crushing it on the global stage, and has his eye on a third world record
Academic spaces are unwelcoming to students of colour. We need to be honest in recognising this
NSTF-Water Research Commission Award
TW Kambule-NSTF Award: Emerging Researcher
South Africa’s failure to encourage multilingualism undermines progress
A UCT academic has won a top award, highlighting the role of local researchers in uncovering Africa’s rich history
The research concluded that fewer slaves were taken from African countries with a higher average IQ
A 2018 survey found that 51% of Gauteng residents don’t know which sphere is responsible for water and sanitation services
Our readers write in about the University of Cape Town, recycling and the South African Jewish Board of Deputies
UCT has called for proposals for new names for buildings at the institution, to be more reflective of those who have been “honourable” in history
Critics range from those who feel it is
too little too late to those who feel they
should be exempted from it
In 2015, countries committed to the UN’s sustainable development goals in an effort to end, for example, poverty, hunger and inequality
A relevant economics curriculum should include different schools of thought and students must learn to engage with these in a critical way
The disability service at UCT is playing a critical role in enabling students with disabilities to cope with their studies
Mabuyi Mhlanga’s master’s research looked at 10 Durban primary schools with a high rate of traffic incidents.
Information Technology is traditionally a male-dominated sector
Disinformation in Africa often takes the form of extreme speech inciting violence and spreading racist, misogynous, xenophobic messages
Two new reports show just how little countries are doing about climate change, and our own failings are laid bare
UCT’s Graduate Business School is evolving to stay abreast of the changing times
The groundbreaking invention is the brainchild of two University of Cape Town students and a lecturer