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The display at the Molly Blackburn Hall on UCT’s upper campus consists of sketches, sculptures and other works.

Funds needed to rebuild the library after the 2021 fire are still not secured

The UCT Special Collections had arguably the most valuable collection of African history documents in the world.

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The funds needed to rebuild the Jagger Library after it was devastated by the 2021 fire have yet to be secured.

Re-imagining Jagger Library Project head, Alison Lewis, speaks to Refilwe Moloto about efforts to restore the library.

While moving closer to a more “normalised” approach to COVID-19 after the recent announcement on the lifting of the national state of disaster, UCT’s focus is to prevent future infections through the “3-V-s”: vaccination, ventilation and vigilance.

The fire spread from the vicinity of Philip Kgosana Drive to Rhodes Memorial and moved towards UCT.

On 6 April, the South African History Archive was officially relaunched at Wits university by its Vice-Chancellor Zeblon Vilakazi after the devastating fire last year at UCT brought the general crisis of archives sharply into focus.

Johannesburg, Jan 11 (EFE).- The man suspected of starting an inferno that destroyed South Africa’s parliament building was charged with terrorism during his second court appearance on Tuesday. Zandile Christmas Mafe, 49, who was arrested during the fire in parliament on January 2, is also accused of theft, arson, possession of explosives, and illegally gaining …