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Amend laws to help civil society challenge poor governance in SOEs Julieth Gudo’s PhD thesis shows how law amendments can bolster civil society organisations when challenging the poor governance of SOEs. 08 Dec 2021

Long-term neuropsychological outcomes in severe COVID-19 People who develop severe illness from COVID-19 have a much higher risk of neurological and mood-related disorders, particularly if they have been hospitalised. 06 Dec 2021

Greenovate top spots for UCT students UCT’s Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment followed their proud performances at Greenovate over the years by clinching a double win in 2021. 03 Dec 2021

Destigmatise SA’s multibillion-rand cannabis sector to achieve economic growth The cannabis sector in SA is ripe with possibility and has the potential to catapult the ailing economy into revival, but destigmatisation is necessary first. 02 Dec 2021

UCT scientists recognised in prestigious L’Oreal-UNESCO programmes Three PhD candidates have been recognised by the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science programme for their excellent contributions to science in South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa. 01 Dec 2021

South Africa isn’t doing enough to provide HIV prevention treatment for mothers: why it needs to South Africa has been committed to achieving the elimination of maternal to child transmission of HIV since 2015. 01 Dec 2021 Republished

Scientific Leadership Prize for Graeme Meintjes Professor Graeme Meintjes of UCT’s Department of Medicine has been awarded two prestigious awards honouring his work on HIV and TB in Africa. 01 Dec 2021

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