Manfred Braune News Today

There is much to be shared among SA universities as they chart a sustainable future, says incoming deputy chairperson of USAf’s Higher Education Sustainability Community of Practice, Manfred Braune.

Africas music industry is on the rise, and the Africa Rising Music Conference (ARMC) is at the forefront of this exciting movement...

UCT engineering and construction economics management students again took top spots at the annual Growthpoint Greenovate Awards.

The new Hasso Plattner d-school Afrika was launched during a three-day d.confestival at its new headquarters on middle campus.

Three young UCT innovators won the top spots in the local Cape Town Falling Walls Lab finals. Winner Emma Horn will compete in the Berlin global finals.

Waste not, want not! Here are some fun, creative ways to repurpose your face masks following SA’s official repeal of COVID-19 restrictions.

UCT to use its campuses as living labs for collective innovation to reduce its environmental footprint via the vice-chancellor’s Khusela Ikamva Sustainable Campus Project.

The University of Cape Town (UCT) has initiated a R10 million five-year long, campus-wide project to support the environmental sustainability ambitions of its Vision 2030. The project will be supported by the vice-chancellor’s strategic fund. It will

The University of Cape Town’s (UCT) newly launched From Idea to Impact (i2i) programme will support its young innovators in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) on the often technical and complex journey from research to patenting

Patenting and commercialisation help is at hand for UCT’s young innovators through RCandI’s new From Idea to Impact (i2i) programme.