NZ's Prime Minister to address UCT

26 August 2002

NEW Zealand's Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Helen Clarke, will visit UCT to present an address entitled Resolving Historical Grievances: the New Zealand Experience. Clarke will be in South Africa for the World Summit on Sustainable Development from August 26 to September 4.

She will extend her trip to Cape Town to address UCT as a guest of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Njabulo Ndebele. The address will be held on September 6 in Lecture Theatre 1, Kramer Law Building, Middle Campus at 12h30. Guests are to be seated by 12h20.

If you would like to attend this address, please contact Ursula Ross, email: rossu@bremner.uct.ac.za.

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