UCT’s Institute for Creative Arts organised the eighth Live Art Festival, encouraging audiences to encounter art beyond conventional theatres and galleries.

UCT med student Charlote Mohale said entrepreneurship constantly exposes what she doesn’t know and forces her to learn.

At the Baxter Theatre Centre, ‘Albie Sachs: Fathers, Sons and Soft Vengeance’ brings us closer to the man behind one of South Africa’s most consequential political legacies.

UCT has secured US$1.6 million from Google.org to develop an artificial intelligence-powered platform that could help doctors make safer, more effective treatment decisions for African patients.

Older people need greater income security since the current value of the grant does not adequately meet the cost of living.

The Research Office’s Natalie le Roux has received the South African Research and Innovation Management Association’s Professional Excellence in Research Management Award.