Lessons of the Mafeje Affair

UCT's Academic Freedom Committee invites UCT students and staff and members of the public to a symposium to mark 40 years since UCT appointed and then withdrew the appointment of Archie Mafeje. The symposium forms part of the Vice-Chancellor's installation programme.

Topic:	Lessons of the Mafeje Affair
Speakers:	Fred Hendricks (Dean of Humanities, Rhodes University) Ken Hughes (Maths Dept, UCT) Lungisile Ntsebeza (Professor of Sociology, UCT) Francis Wilson (Emeritus Professor of Economics, UCT)
Date & Time	Monday, 18 August 2008, Time: 17h30 for 18h00
	(Snacks served from 17h30 and the Symposium begins at 18h00)
Venue:	Kramer Lecture Theatre 1, Middle Campus, UCT
RSVP:	Email Denise Benjamin or phone 021 650 2187.

Please note that seating is limited and guests will be accommodated on a first-come first-served basis.

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

Please view the republishing articles page for more information.

Latest articles

UCT brewing team triumphs at national intervarsity competition Brewing UCT clinched multiple awards at the South African Intervarsity Brewing Challenge in Bloemfontein. 21 Nov 2024

UCT physios pay it forward to Hanover Park community UCT physiotherapists volunteered their time and expertise in a Health for Humanity initiative in Hanover Park. 20 Nov 2024

Innovative teaching celebrated and honoured at UCT Inclusivity, creativity and innovation win exemplary educators UCT’s prestigious Distinguished Teacher Award 2023. 20 Nov 2024

Honouring teaching excellence Two of the four recipients of UCT’s Distinguished Teacher Award 2023 discuss their winning teaching philosophies. 20 Nov 2024

SRC leadership effects significant personal growth for former president Hlamulo Khorommbi has left his role as 2023/2024 SRC president with significant personal growth and a deep sense of fulfilment. 19 Nov 2024

Lessons of the Mafeje Affair

Most read

Latest articles

Monday Monthly

Volume 27 Edition 12

04 Aug 2008

Front page extra

Sport

Arts

Research and innovation

Governance

News

Front page

Previous Editions