Annual World at UCT Festival

17 September 2007

The International Academic Programmes Office (IAPO) will host the seventh Annual World at UCT Festival between 20 and 28 September.

Events include an African evening on 20 September, the Biggest Student Dialogue event on 26 September and the Free Diversity Concert on 28 September.

All events start at 17h30 in the Kramer Law Building Quad.

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