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UCT's Institute for Creative Arts presents 5 THOUGHTS: Creative research presentations: 18 September 2016 An afternoon programme with the Institute for Creative Arts fellows: Sihle Hlophe, Genna Gardini, Thalia Laric, Nala Xaba and Alan Parker. 14 Sep 2016

Virtual reality will change the world. Here's what parents need to know I've always been a nerd who loves technology and games. So when it emerged that virtual reality (VR) tech was becoming available to gamers, I was ecstatic. 13 Sep 2016

Will the ANC turn South Africa into a developmental welfare state? South Africa is grappling with the possibility of a sovereign downgrade by global credit rating agencies. 13 Sep 2016

Remembering Steve Biko 12 September 2016 marks the 39th anniversary of Steve Biko's death in detention. 12 Sep 2016

Bianca Hansen: the entrepreneurial go-getter BCom management student Bianca Hansen almost faced academic exclusion in her first year of study, but she persevered. Three years later, she now runs two successful businesses. 12 Sep 2016

Education for all 12 Sep 2016

UCT events and interview opportunitiess 12 Sep 2016

Virtual reality will change the world. Here’s what parents need to know I’ve always been a nerd who loves technology and games. 11 Sep 2016

The do's and don'ts of doing business in Nigeria South African business investments in Nigeria are under the spotlight again after hotel and casino group, Sun International, announced it is pulling out of the country. 09 Sep 2016

Rethinking the nature of institutions The Graduate School of Business's Dr Warren Nilsson has become the first scholar from an institution in the global south to win the prestigious Academy of Management Review's Best Article Award for 2016 for his startling new research on positive institutional work. 09 Sep 2016

Transforming higher education: first comes knowledge, then curriculum If you want to learn about Africa, there's no need to go to Algeria, Mali, Zambia or anywhere else on the continent. 09 Sep 2016

Murder on the rise as South Africa fails to stem high crime rates South Africa struggles with very high levels of crime and violence. 09 Sep 2016

Rethinking the nature of institutions The Graduate School of Business’s Dr Warren Nilsson has become the first scholar from an institution... 09 Sep 2016

Update on Executive Positions 08 Sep 2016

Update, 8 September 2016 08 Sep 2016

Stories of Hope 08 Sep 2016

'I've always had a thing for creating value' Fred Ajusi learnt from an early age the importance of saving as well as making your own money. 08 Sep 2016

Five applications where plastic is not fantastic A recent media campaign has highlighted the many ways in which South Africa relies on plastics. 08 Sep 2016

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