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Video: UCT reviews the year 2023
27 September 2024 | Videography Ruairi Abrahams, Boikhutso Ntsoko. Video Edit Boikhutso Ntsoko. VP Team Ruairi Abrahams, Boikhutso Ntsoko, and Nomfundo Xolo.The University of Cape Town’s (UCT) 2023 calendar was full of momentous occasions, among the highlights being the reburial process of the Sutherland nine – a project that took almost seven years to complete. The project came about when the university conducted an audit and discovered that it had unethically acquired 11 skeletal remains from the community of Sutherland, almost 100 years ago. The university also launched its first inaugural UCT Day, a day of fun and games which allowed staff and students to unwind; but also a day of driving fundraising initiatives for students.
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Annual reviews
Year in Review 2023
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The Newsroom and Publications unit releases an annual report, which is a review of activities on campus during the previous year. It spans nearly all aspects of UCT life, and includes reports from senior executives on issues such as governance, teaching and learning, research, social responsiveness, transformation and employment equity. Each year the report clearly illustrates clearly why UCT is held in such high regard in South Africa, Africa and across the globe.
