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Mayor Dan Plato,
University of Cape Town (UCT) Vice-Chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng, and Local Government and Environmental Affairs MEC Anton Bredell conducted a site visit at UCT to assess the damage caused by a runaway mountain fire.
Table Mountain National Park says it hopes to extinguish the fire by the end of the week
The City’s Air Quality Monitoring Unit said it has recorded very high levels of particulate at the Foreshore Monitoring Station.
Fire Fighters in Cape Town remain on high alert on Monday evening as fears of possible flare-ups of the devastating wildfire grow.
DA reports Lwazi Lushaba to Human Rights Commission over Hitler comments
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The DA will lodge a complaint against UCT lecturer, Lwazi Lushaba, with the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) following his racist comments regarding Adolf Hitler on a pre-recorded lecture.
Reports confirm that Lushaba made the following comments: “Hitler committed no crime. All Hitler did was to do to white people what white people had normally reserved for black people.”
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Measures in place to allow students with historic debt to register - UCT UCT spokesperson, Elijah Moholola, said that the university had set aside around R30 million to assist eligible students with historic debt this year. The University of Cape Town. Picture: Supplied.
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CAPE TOWN - The University of Cape Town (UCT) said that it had put measures in place to allow eligible students with historic debt to register.
Protesting UCT students on Friday occupied the Kramer Building, which is where student financial aid is managed.
They also marched to Vice-Chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng’s official residence on campus.