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Hake and penguins under spotlight at international review of South African fisheries Six leading international fisheries scientists are due to arrive in Cape Town this weekend to conduct an annual review of the analyses used to provide scientific advice for the management of South Africa's major fisheries. 27 Nov 2014
Prohibition of annual events: Sixes-by-Sevens and Trolley Races 24 Nov 2014
New shrimp species discovered in Cape Peninsula waters A tiny new shrimp, called the "stargazer mysid" by divers because of its eyes' apparent permanent upward gaze, has been found in the extensively sampled waters of False Bay, Cape Peninsula, South Africa. 21 Nov 2014
Upcoming UCT events 21 Nov 2014
Potential leaders awarded prestigious scholarships at UCT Vice-Chancellor Dr Max Price to present certificates to 16 students on Thursday, 20 November 2014 at 17:30 19 Nov 2014
Preventing violence against children: Break the intergenerational cycle Over half of South Africa's children frequently experience some form of violence from a very early age. Violence against children has long-term consequences which can be avoided by investing in prevention initiatives. 18 Nov 2014
UCT investigates allegations against student The University of Cape Town confirms that one of its students is currently being charged with assault and crimen injuria in the Wynberg Magistrate's Court in Cape Town, following an off-campus incident that took place in Claremont in January this year. 17 Nov 2014
Upcoming UCT events 14 Nov 2014
Judge O'Regan to speak at Carnegie3 Western Cape Workshop Former Constitutional Court judge and Chair of the Khayelitsha Commission of Inquiry, Kate O'Regan, will be the opening speaker at a workshop convened by the Carnegie3 (Inquiry) Strategies to Overcome Poverty and Inequality on Monday, 17 November 2014. 14 Nov 2014
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