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VC Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng talks about COVID-19 as the catalyst for shaping Africa’s future Day 3 of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium was introduced by UCT’s Vice-Chancellor Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng. 29 May 2020
Mcebisi Jonas reflects on leadership and good governance during COVID-19 The fourth topic of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium took time to reflect on leadership and good governance. 29 May 2020
Nomzamo Zondo reflects on leadership and good governance during COVID-19 The fourth topic of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium took time to reflect on leadership and good governance. 29 May 2020
Dr Boniface Dulani reflects on leadership and good governance during COVID-19 The fourth topic of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium took time to reflect on leadership and good governance. 29 May 2020
Dr Gwamaka Kifukwe reflects on leadership and good governance during COVID-19 Dr Gwamaka Kifukwe, Tanzanian independent consultant in leadership and sustainable development in Africa, joined the discussion. 29 May 2020
Professor Carlos Lopes discusses “Unpacking the climate change and development nexus in Africa” The third session of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium was introduced and moderated by Saliem Fakir from the African Climate Foundation. 28 May 2020
Tasneem Essop discusses “Unpacking the climate change and development nexus in Africa” The third session of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium was introduced and moderated by Saliem Fakir from the African Climate Foundation. 28 May 2020
Channing Arndt discusses “Unpacking the climate change and development nexus in Africa” The third session of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium was introduced and moderated by Saliem Fakir from the African Climate Foundation. 28 May 2020
Dr Diana Atwine on why Africa has been less impacted by COVID-19 The second session of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium was introduced and moderated by Tsakane Mahlaule from the Office of the CEO: African Peer Review Mechanism. 27 May 2020
Dr Mosoka Fallah discusses why Africa has been less impacted by COVID-19 In the second session of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium, Dr Mosoka Fallah offered his views on why Africa been less impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. 27 May 2020
Professor Adewale Aregbeshola responds to why Africa has been less impacted by COVID-19 Professor Adewale Aregbeshola from UNISA’s Department of Business Management addresses the topic of COVID-19’s lower impact on Africa in session two of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium. 27 May 2020
Opening remarks: Introducing the Africa Month Virtual Symposium series The opening remarks of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium were facilitated by Dr Russell Ally, executive director of the Development and Alumni Department. 27 May 2020
Saliem Fakir discusses “Knowledge systems and production” The first session of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium was introduced and moderated by Sara Hamouda from the African Union Secretariat: African Peer Review Mechanism. 27 May 2020
Dr Ahmed Ouma discusses “Knowledge systems and production” In the first session of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium, Sara Hamouda from the African Union Secretariat: African Peer Review Mechanism introduced and moderated the discussion. 27 May 2020
Professor Gilbert Khadiagala discusses “Knowledge systems and production” Moderated by Sara Hamouda from the African Union Secretariat: African Peer Review Mechanism, the Africa Month Virtual Symposium’s first session was hosted on 27 May. 27 May 2020
Associate Professor Sudesh Sivarasu discusses “Knowledge systems and production” Sara Hamouda from the African Union Secretariat: African Peer Review Mechanism introduced and moderated the first session of the Africa Month Virtual Symposium. 27 May 2020
Donning, Swabbing and Doffing for COVID-19 Testing Dr Tari Papavarnavas guides us through a tutorial that demonstrates trolley preparation, donning of PPE, taking the swabs correctly, and doffing safely. 21 May 2020
Working together to bring essential COVID-19 info to communities UCT’s Knowledge Translation Unit, a research unit of the UCT Lung Institute, is playing an important role in the fight against COVID-19. 19 May 2020
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