Judge, former minister among new honorary law professors

25 May 2009

Supreme Court of Appeals (SCA) Judge Ian Farlam and former education minister Kadar Asmal are among four new honorary professors in the Faculty of Law.

They join Professor Muna Ndulo of Cornell University, New York, and Dr Manfred Weiss of Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany.

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Volume 28 Edition 08

25 May 2009

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Double victory for UCT hockey

Slow and steady wins the race

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100-mile warriors

Viljoen eyes national fencing title

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Memorial flame burns brightly

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Van Heerden keeps on winning

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Scholarship without borders

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