What Ubuntu means to us

The UCT Staff Awards 2024 ceremony celebrated dedicated staff, from groundbreaking researchers to long-serving professionals.

The installation of Professor Mosa Moshabela as UCT’s 11th Vice-Chancellor marked a moment of unity, goodwill, and a bold vision for the future of Africa’s leading university.

Professor Mosa Moshabela was officially appointed as UCT's 11th Vice-Chancellor on 25 November 2024.

Celebrating 23 years of dedicated service: UCT bids farewell to Elizabeth De Vos and fellow retirees.

The 2024 edition of UCT Day celebrated community, connection, and the power of giving. It united staff, students, alumni, and families in support of two crucial programmes: Unlocking Futures Bursary Fund and the UCT Food Sovereignty Programme.

Art as a catalyst for change: UCT’s Works of Art Collections committee redefines campus spaces.

Prof Wiseman Nkuhlu discusses the journey to self-mastery and the essence of purpose-driven leadership ahead of UCT Day.

UCT’s cheerleaders bring energy and unity to every game, competition, and routine. With provincial accolades and impressive national performances, they showcase the power of teamwork, passion, and trust in the dynamic world of cheerleading

Manage exam stress and prioritise your mental health with UCT’s student wellness resources.

South Africa’s first black chartered accountant and University of Cape Town’s (UCT) alumnus, Professor Wiseman Nkuhlu reflects on his groundbreaking journey and his vision for leadership, education, and socio-economic transformation in the country.

The 58th TB Davie Memorial Lecture, delivered by Judge Dire Tladi, addressed the threat narratives pose to freedom of thought.

UCT’s inaugural Sitting Volleyball Tournament celebrated athleticism, inclusivity, and community in an unforgettable event.