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Education
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UWC seminar to explore sport’s role in building the nation
How can sport build the nation? UWC seminar on Wednesday 22 April explores sport’s role in South African social transformation.
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Tygerberg Rotary donates tablets to rural schools in Durbanville
Learners from underprivileged primary schools in Durbanville recently benefited from a donation of tablets by Tygerberg Rotary.
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Arts scholarship application deadline extended
Arts & Culture Trust extends 2026 Nyoloha Scholarship application deadline to 27 April, offering young SA artists two R300 000 scholarships.
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Cape Town groundwater levels in alarming decline, UWC study warns
A UWC study has revealed a worrying trend in Cape Town’s groundwater reserves, with 80% of monitored boreholes showing significant declines over a 17-year period
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Moedige ma kry meestersgraad cum laude ondanks terugslae
Jong ma behaal meestersgraad cum laude ondanks ongeluk, handbeserings en persoonlike verliese – net 3 weke na geboorte van tweede kind.
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UWC law students claim national title, set for Washington DC showdown
UWC law students win national Jessup moot court title, advance to represent South Africa in Washington DC international finals.
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Parents learn the power of routine at Step Ahead’s first workshop of the year
Step Ahead Educare’s Parent Empowerment Programme launched year with an inspiring workshop on consistency and routine in Kuils River.
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UWC study warns of false baby food marketing, breast still best
UWC research reveals widespread baby food labelling violations in SA supermarkets, with false marketing undermining breastfeeding promotion efforts.
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UWC seminar to examine root causes and impact of gang violence
A one-day seminar, titled “Gangsterism and Social Dysfunction”, will take place on Wednesday 18 March from 08:30 to 17:00 at UWC’s School of Public Health.
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Western Cape honours 2025 matric top achievers after record-breaking results
The Western Cape achieved its highest pass rate of 88,2% up from the record-breaking 86,6% in 2024. The province’s bachelor’s pass rate increased to 49,2%.