Cape Town forensic scientists are pushing frontiers of new detection methods.

UCT lecturer and performing artist Msakha Mona, who graduated with his PhD this week, has devoted his time and efforts to advocating for social justice, multilingualism and decoloniality.

UCT’s HPALS leads globally in sports science, combining bold, people-centred, African-rooted research with international impact – from rehabilitation technology to genetics and community health.

UCT celebrated women living with multiple long-term conditions who completed a three-year Advocacy Skills Programme.

According to Prof Sarah Chapman, evaluation is the most dynamic, evolving, and deeply human disciplines of our time.