Rasool joins prayers

24 October 2006

Western Cape Premier Ebrahim Rasool made an appearance on campus two weeks ago when he attended the Jumu'ah, or Friday prayers, in Jameson Hall. Rasool was on campus as a guest of Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Njabulo S Ndebele. He then joined the Friday prayers, where he also delivered a talk on Ramadan and current issues around Islam.

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Volume 25 Edition 24

24 Oct 2006

News

Moss and Solms are new Fellows

Ingrid can't help it, she's drawn to magnets

Poland and South Africa meet at UCT

Care for kids

Eberhard World Bank advisor

Rasool joins prayers

Two global leaders in the making

Merry is a Google find

Hoppy mix of technology and science

HIV tests pull them in

Big guns advise on engineering education

Top teachers tout learning and thinking skills

Bring relief and perspective to our heritage

What dreams may come

Lunch dishes up champions

UCT singers on Artscape's planks

Campus Highlights

Sporting stars come out to shine

AIMing for the course

More medals and acclaim for runners

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