UCT to honour Ouma Katrina, preserver of dying San language
She has dedicated herself to the mammoth task of teaching an oral language and the unique traditions of the San people. She also taught at a small school that resided in Upington in the Northern Cape.
Roberts was one of the first South African officials to be elected as a co-chair of the working group for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s sixth assessment cycle in 2015.All the ceremonies will be streamed live on the UCT news website and on its Facebook and Twitter accounts.In times of uncertainty you need journalism you can trust. For 14 free days, you can have access to a world of in-depth analyses, investigative journalism, top opinions and a range of features.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
War of words after UCT student body screens messages from Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad | News24The South African Jewish Board of Deputies is up in arms after the Palestinian Solidarity Forum, a student organisation at the University of Cape Town, screened messages from Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hamas at an event. | MarvinCharles_
Read more »
Bomb cyclone pummels San Francisco, causing flight delays and power outagesNorthern California has been hit by storms known as atmospheric rivers since late December, bringing flooding rains and record snowfall across the Sierra Nevada
Read more »
Fans in for a once-off treat as Sjava and Big Zulu collaborate | City PressFans of two of South Africa’s heavyweight entertainers, Jabulani “Sjava” Hadebe and Siyabonga “Big Zulu” Nene, are in for a treat as the pair announced a joint project. The two giants are set to release their once-off body of work, called Ukhamba, in May.
Read more »
Bad news for cash-strapped consumers, as harsh food price increases drive up inflation | City PressThings are bound to get worse before they get better for South African consumers after inflation took a wrong turn, increasing in February after months of moderating from record levels in July last year.
Read more »