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Young seasonal workers put HIV back in focus on Hoedspruit farms (opens the original)
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After years of progress in reducing HIV among farm workers in Hoedspruit, health workers are raising concerns about the number of young jobseekers testing positive for the virus during the agricultural recruitment season. The concerns come as South Africa continues to carry the world’s largest HIV burden. UNAIDS estimates that about 7.8-million people were living with HIV in South Africa in 2024, with about 6-million receiving antiretroviral treatment. Despite the scale of the epidemic, the coun
AI, inequality and future of universities in the spotlight at UCT summit (opens the original)
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AI must become a tool for widening access to education rather than another force that deepens inequality, higher education leaders have warned, calling on universities to ensure students are equipped with both the technology and skills needed to navigate an AI-driven world. The call emerged on Tuesday at the opening of the Times Higher Education (THE) World Academic Summit, hosted by the University of Cape Town (UCT) at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. The summit, being held in Afr
UCT academic at centre of Moshabela’s Forest Hill probe says she never complained (opens the original)
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The University of Cape Town (UCT) academic at the centre of the so-called “Forest Hill incident” has broken her silence, saying she never complained about vice-chancellor Prof Mosa Moshabela or the wellness check at the centre of his legal battle with the university council. Dr Zamambo Mkhize, a social scientist at UCT, says in an affidavit filed in the Western Cape high court that she believes the continued investigation into the November 2025 incident is unwarranted. Mkhize says she never lodg
Woman recounts leaving Lwandle shisanyama shortly before mass shooting (opens the original)
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It was a bloody weekend in Cape Town, with 16 people murdered in separate incidents, 10 of them in a single mass shooting at a Lwandle shisanyama in the early hours of Sunday. Among those still grappling with how close they came to the bloodshed is Bongeka*, who left KwaNdelu Shisanyama around midnight, less than two hours before gunfire erupted. She had no idea that less than two hours later her friends would be dodging bullets as gunmen opened fire on patrons, killing 10 people and wounding 11
KwaNdelu apologises after Lwandle massacre as questions mount (opens the original)
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KwaNdelu Shisanyama has apologised to the families of the 10 people killed and 11 others wounded in a mass shooting at its Lwandle premises as questions mount over why the establishment was operating in the early hours on Sunday. Gunmen stormed the establishment in Lwandle, Cape Town, at about 1.46am and opened fire on patrons, killing five people at the scene. Another five later died from their injuries in hospital. In a statement issued after the massacre, KwaNdelu expressed its condolences an
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