Confession cancels case

08 May 2006

In the Monday Paper (Vol25#06) we asked for witnesses to come forward following an allegation of a robbery involving a Coin cash van in Library Road, upper campus, on March 20.

According to Steven Ganger, crime investigations manager with Campus Protection Services, no-one came forward. After the driver was re-questioned, he confessed that no robbery had taken place. He will be charged by the South African Police for making a false robbery case.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Please view the republishing articles page for more information.

Most read

UCT celebrates and honours retirees 10:48, 12 November 2024

UCT researcher wins ASSAf Science-for-Society Gold Medal 10:00, 8 November 2024

Afrika for Antarctica 11:41, 29 October 2024

People need to play 12:05, 5 November 2024

Two bilingual education projects revolutionise in-class learning 14:06, 11 November 2024

Latest articles

‘Our guests are our ambassadors’ First-rate guest reviews win UCT’s All Africa House, part of the university’s hospitality offering, an Agoda service excellence award. 13 Nov 2024

Translating the value of women’s ‘help’ The value afforded to women’s intellectual labour in the field of translation was in the spotlight during Prof Makhosazana Xaba’s AC Jordan commemoration lecture. 13 Nov 2024

UCT students excel at SDG Summer School and Olympiad Three UCT students have made a significant impact at the 2024 SDG Summer School in Geneva and the subsequent SDG Olympiad in Paris. 12 Nov 2024

Designing for a sustainable continent and planet Prof Sudesh Sivarasu delivered his inaugural lecture on 24 October. 12 Nov 2024

UCT celebrates and honours retirees UCT hosted a lunch for retirees on 6 November at Glenara, the vice-chancellor’s residence. 12 Nov 2024

Monday Monthly

Volume 25 Edition 09

08 May 2006

News

Work on Austen wins prize

EEU expertise for touchstone project

Child focus

Management certificates

Stop press

Intern programme growing

SACM concerts and shows

UCT scientist honoured with National Order

UCT grad is a man of sway

Mathematician produces botanical gem

Bill threatens judicial independence

Nota bene

Letter

Saxophone feast for SACM

Campus highlights

Confession cancels case

Haiku can win iPod

UCT teams off to a flyer

Previous Editions

Volume 25
Edition 08 25 Apr 2006

Volume 25
Edition 07 20 Apr 2006

Volume 25
Edition 06 27 Mar 2006

Volume 25
Edition 05 23 Mar 2006

Load More

TOP