Muslim movement bursaries

10 January 2008

The Hospital Welfare and Muslim Educational Movement (HWMEM) handed over a cheque for R100 000 to executive director of Student Affairs Moonira Khan at a function on 8 October.

The HWMEM is a community-based organisation with a long-standing relationship with UCT, and has been providing financial assistance to students from all backgrounds for over 40 years.

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Volume 27 Edition 18

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