Umfundi weYunivesithi yaseKapa (UCT) we-MSc uMatimba Mabonda neqela lakhe basandula ukugqiba ukwakha indlu enamagumbi okulala ...

Waheed Amanjee spent an unforgettable three weeks in the United Kingdom as part of the Abe Bailey Travel Bursary programme.

Zakes Mda’s 1988 classic returns to The Baxter’s stage, holding a mirror to a South Africa still making its women wait: for rice, for dignity – and for a system that sees them.

UCT ranked first out of 69 universities across Sub-Saharan Africa, which included 14 institutions from South Africa.

Prof Keertan Dheda received the prestigious Princess Chichibu Memorial TB Global Award at the 2025 World Conference on Lung Health.

UCT’s Faculty of Health Sciences hosted the first symposium on racial language in research, teaching and learning, challenging scholars to be critical in their use of racial terms.

Carbon taxes are important ways of changing the behaviour of polluting companies, reducing greenhouse gas emissions to mitigate climate change and using tax revenue to benefit all of society.

Emer Prof Faizel Ismail shared some of his transformative moments as director of the Nelson Mandela School of Public ...

The Debating Union made UCT proud when the team reached the outround stage of the World Universities Debating Championships.

This year, InvestSoc – the largest student-run executive society in the nation – turns 25, and Ethan Gondo, its current president, is on a mission to preserve what matters most: the exceptional value ...

Gregory Maqoma’s radical landmark production at the Baxter Theatre confronts colonialism’s half-life, ancestral memory and the radical possibility of collective liberation.

Assoc Prof Rethabile Possa has been a leading voice in residence-based education on consent, accountability and healthy relationships to create awareness against GBV among students.