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Contributors (listed in alphabetical order):
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Amanda Williams (DAD)
Ameeta Jaga (Commerce)
Andrew Hutchison (Law)
Anne Isaacs (Special Tribunal on Sexual Misconduct)
Babalwa Gusha (OIC)
Dheshnie Keswell (Research Office)
Edwina Ghall (Disability Service)
Gabriel Hoosain Khan (OIC)
Gaelle Ramon (Research Office)
Glenda Kayster (Employment Equity Manager)
Hema Somai (IAPO)
Human Resources Transformation Committee
Jacob Jaftha (CHED)
Janine Ramandh (Research Office)
Jehan Begg (P&S)
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Judith Roberts (IAPO)
Lerato Maduna (CMD)
Lindie Gayiza (DSA)
Marc Hendricks (FHS)
Lis Lange (DVC Teaching and Learning)
Nina Barnes (OIC)
Nomusa Makhubu (WOAC)
Omphitlhetse Mooki (CMD)
Rebecca Ackermann (Science)
Sianne Alves (OIC)
Stella Musungu (OIC)
William Dlanga Nkutha (HR)
Yumna Seadat (OIC)
Zenda Woodman (FHS)
Several individuals contributed anonymously
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