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University Of Cape Town

Obama: South Africa has shown how people can change the world
Article
/ 30 June 2013

Obama: South Africa has shown how people can change the world

Speaking at UCT on Sunday evening, the US president stressed the importance of Africans reaching their full potential.

By Sapa Ap
Obama to echo Robert Kennedy’s “ripple of hope” at UCT
Article
/ 30 June 2013

Obama to echo Robert Kennedy’s “ripple of hope” at UCT

On Sunday evening Barack Obama will speak at UCT, where the slain America icon laid down a stark challenge to opponents of apartheid.

By Justine Gerardy
New malaria drug excites researchers
Article
/ 31 August 2012

New malaria drug excites researchers

The drug is effective against resistant parasites and shows no adverse side effects, researchers say.

By Fiona Macleod
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Article
/ 4 August 2012

Pressing for solidarity

South African university and scholarly presses have rallied together to promote books.

By Staff Reporter
UP finish Varsity Cup season on a high
Article
/ 20 March 2012

UP finish Varsity Cup season on a high

The University of Pretoria have finished the Varsity Cup at the top of the log with a four-try bonus point victory over the University of Cape Town.

By Staff Reporter
UCT opens the door to free education
Article
/ 7 March 2012

UCT opens the door to free education

This week UCT is celebrating Open Education Week — a global event aimed at creating awareness about the benefits of open sharing in education.

By Victoria John
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Article
/ 2 March 2012

Open up and say ‘access for everyone’

The increasing availability of high-quality free content on the internet should be encouraged.

By Staff Reporter
Jansen: Employers dismayed by graduates’ lack of basic skills
Article
/ 19 January 2012

Jansen: Employers dismayed by graduates’ lack of basic skills

UFS vice-chancellor Jonathan Jansen says students are graduating from weaker universities with the same lack of basic skills as when they left school.

By Victoria John
Past sins revisited and corrected
Article
/ 13 January 2012

Past sins revisited and corrected

In the second of his two-part article, Max price explains why UCT uses race in deciding who to admit.

By Max Price
In defence of race-based policy
Article
/ 6 January 2012

In defence of race-based policy

In the first of a two-part article Max Price argues that universities have to consider students’ socioeconomic status.

By Max Price
Cutting the fat off state hospitals
Article
/ 24 September 2011

Cutting the fat off state hospitals

A pilot project shows that reorganising staff and equipment can yield positive improvements.

By Norman Faull
Restless natives, native questions
Article
/ 26 August 2011

Restless natives, native questions

The humanities in SA will not survive unless we recognise they have sometimes been harnessed to political agendas.

By Staff Reporter
The closed doors of academe
Article
/ 18 July 2011

The closed doors of academe

One size does not fit all when assisting students who are not ready for higher education, says <b>Stuart Saunders</b>.

By Stuart Saunders
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Article
/ 18 July 2011

South African scientists to track penguins in wild

South African scientists are fitting young penguins raised by humans with satellite transmitters so they can track them once released into the wild.

By Donna Bryson
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Article
/ 24 May 2011

Researchers scan cyclists’ brains at race speed

Researchers have found a way to measure the brain activity of cyclists at racing speed, breaking new ground in the study of how the brain works.

By Staff Reporter
Forced HIV testing up for debate
Article
/ 20 May 2011

Forced HIV testing up for debate

If people knew their status, new infections would decrease. The question is how to achieve this.

By Lesley Odendal
Taking cheap shots at UCT
Article
/ 13 May 2011

Taking cheap shots at UCT

The University of Cape Town has considered all views on the Centre for African Studies fairly.

By Leslie London
Lessons in continued oppression
Article
/ 29 April 2011

Lessons in continued oppression

A collective of students who oppose the so-called disestablishment of the Centre for African Studies at UCT share their thoughts.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 18 April 2011

‘Another world’? Let’s talk …

The public debate on African studies at UCT has been shockingly revealing.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 18 April 2011

Grasping difference

The debate around the Centre for African Studies at UCT is really about the perceived need to institutionalise difference.

By Leonhard Praeg
Don’t blame teachers for failure
Article
/ 8 April 2011

Don’t blame teachers for failure

Blaming and shaming South Africa’s schoolteachers will do nothing to heal the country’s dysfunctional education system.

By Barbara Dale Jones
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Article
/ 3 April 2011

Science initiatives

A comprehensive learning kit for physical science teachers and learners has been put together by Sasol.

By Teacher Reporter
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Article
/ 25 March 2011

More universities to query Israeli links as UJ severs ties

Links between other SA universities and their counterparts in Israel are now likely to come under the scrutiny of boycott campaigners.

By Ilham Rawoot
The ghetto in the ivory tower
Article
/ 25 March 2011

The ghetto in the ivory tower

Centres for African studies are more imperative today than they have ever been, writes <b>Harry Garuba</b>.

By Harry Garuba
No threat to African centre
Article
/ 18 March 2011

No threat to African centre

The debate should focus on the nature and place of African studies in an African university, writes <b>Max Price</b>.

By Max Price
Turning up the heat through solar power
Article
/ 4 March 2011

Turning up the heat through solar power

The mass roll-out of solar water heaters in low income communities needs to be accompanied by consultation.

By Fiona Macleod
Africa’s health up in smoke
Article
/ 19 November 2010

Africa’s health up in smoke

The continent’s reliance on biomass has lethal results, report says.

By Kamogelo Seekoei
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Article
/ 9 November 2010

An African dinosaur

UCT’s professor Anusuya Chinsamy-Turan and a team of international researchers has identified a very special African dinosaur.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 9 November 2010

Top award for information systems research

Professor Michael Kyobe won an award at the Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2009.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 9 November 2010

Blazing a path for young scientists

Two emerging researchers at UCT are helping to keep the university on the world map.

By John Sharges
New drugs from old plants
Article
/ 9 November 2010

New drugs from old plants

UCT’s Drug Discovery Unit is breaking new ground in the using of plants to find novel compounds for antimalarial, and other drugs.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 9 November 2010

New recycling method is worth its salt

A new method to recycle the salty water produced by coal mining could benefit both the mining industry and the environment.

By Staff Reporter
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