VC's new book launched

15 September 2003

Sign here: Vice-Chancellor Professor Njabulo Ndebele signs a copy of his new work The Cry of Winnie Mandela: A Novel for Speaker of Parliament Frene Ginwala. She was among the guests who attended the launch of the book, which has as its theme the lives of black South African women who, in the manner of Odysseus' Penelope, have spent many years waiting for their men to return, chief among them Winnie Mandela

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Volume 22 Edition 26

15 Sep 2003

News

Postgrad students lauded for excellent research

Of breeds, braks and boer dogs

Stokvels - more than just a savings scheme

The link between Biko and Ngugi wa Thiong'o

New act: administrators accountable for actions

Young UCT ballet dancer pirouettes to success

VC's new book launched

Worldwatch

Teaching and learning: Are computers the answer?

Wellness Week debuts on campus

New partnership for business school and black forum

Letters

Australians hosted

Leadership awards

25th year of Alma Ata

Up, up and away for netball squad

Women sought for UCT rugby

Three on the trot for upbeat hockey men

Hockey women win seven-goal thriller

Soccer teams whittle down the numbers

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Volume 22
Edition 25 08 Sep 2003

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Edition 24 03 Sep 2003

Volume 22
Edition 23 18 Aug 2003

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