The hotel at UCT’s Graduate School of Business has earned international Green Key certification, strengthening the university ...

The study found chemical signatures associated with persistent organic pollutants in a range of products commonly used by ...

The South African Sports Association for the Physically Disabled and Visually Impaired has presented Dr Muya Koloko with the ...

The barrier is not the technology South Africa has 5G. The spectrum exists, the hardware exists, and the standards bodies ...

UCT sports people reflect on the significant milestones achieved by UCT Sport over the past five decades, and the challenges ...

UCT ranked 97th worldwide in the 2026 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, with nine areas ranked in the top 100.

When Team South Africa travelled to Botswana for the 2026 Confederation of Universities and Colleges Sports Association (CUCSA) Games, one University of Cape Town (UCT) staff member carried the ...

Cities as contested sites: A conversation navigating urban land use This UCT conversation series explores the urgent complexities of urban land use, specifically through the lenses of justice, ecology ...

Families of staff members and students who have passed away are invited to submit a photo of their loved one. Please send the photo as a JPG attachment to photos@uct.ac.za. The UCT community wishes to ...

A little publication about how tapeworm larvae may result in epilepsy has captured the attention of the popular science scene in an rather unexpecteded way. The story we didn't know the world would ...

Withdrawing the United States (US) president’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) support in South Africa without effectively transitioning to supported services will lead to an estimated 601 000 ...

“The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed how fractured South Africa’s democracy is, and just how unequal we are as a society. The biggest ticking timebomb we have in this country is inequality,” said Busi ...