UCT student Fisokuhle Makhanya has dedicated his time to educating underserved communities on the importance of hearing health.

After a week of rigorous competition, the Christof Heyns African Human Rights Moot Court Competition concluded on 5 July.

Competing against seniors at the junior and U23 canoe sprint world championships does not intimidate University of Cape Town ...

Urban water bodies – rivers, lakes and oceans – are in trouble globally. Large sewage volumes damage the open environment, ...

Falling Walls Lab Cape Town 2025 is officially open for applications. We’re looking for brilliant minds from all disciplines ...

“Together we can and will end student hunger on campus,” Nthakheni said. Contribute to the programme. A donation of R455 ...

UCT currently employs just one full-time SASL interpreter – De Bruyn – and she acknowledges that the road ahead is long. But ...

UCT’s Dr Amber Abrams has been granted a fellowship to continue with her work on climate sensitive infectious disease in ...

Prof Claire Spottiswoode joins other prominent UCT-based researchers as well as renowned greats from around the world who’ve ...

The university’s Energy Research Day brought together cross-faculty stakeholders with a vested interested in the energy space ...

Most bonds have not been structured properly, so African countries are paying way over the odds relative to their sovereign ...

Research found that at the University of the Western Cape, only 32% of the food offered at the student café was healthy.