Co-edited by UCT’s Prof Caroline Ncube, an insightful new volume sheds light on how intellectual property law reform can help us to achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

UCT LLM student Dan Mafora’s book bears insight into attempts to capture the South African judiciary.

Since the advent of democracy, the country has not made enough progress in the education sector, said UCT’s Dr Xolisa Guzula.

UCT’s unique geographical vantage point has inspired the work of many researchers, including two SARChI chairs and a Centre of Excellence that have a great deal to build on.

Thirty years after democracy, South Africans should not be bickering about culture and consumption, writes Duane Jethro, a lecturer in the Department of African Studies and Linguistics at UCT.

We congratulate the March 2024 cohort on their academic success and we are looking forward to a week of ceremonies in Sarah Baartman Hall.

Campus Life 2024 is here to help you find your feet on campus and get settled into life as a UCT student.