RC 260831702Clement Manyathela

Monday, 31 August 2026

UCT’s handling of complaints against its vice-chancellor drew scrutiny, while the show also examined accountability, Vavenda royal succession and healthy boundaries.

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  1. 10:19

    UCT Council chair Norman Arense said 34 or more anonymised complaints against Vice-Chancellor Mosa Moshabela are being investigated by two senior counsel, while denying council knew complainants’ identities.

  2. 10:23

    A former UCT staff member, Velna Fenter, says lawyers identified her as a complaint source despite her denying she complained; seven council members have alleged fabrication.

  3. 10:00

    The Constitutional Court dismissed Jacob Zuma and Thabo Mbeki’s bid to remove Justice Sisi Khampepe from the TRC cases inquiry, meaning both must testify as witnesses.

  4. 11:41

    Clinical psychologist Dr Tumi Mashuro said self-awareness must include empathy, social awareness, self-regulation and relationship management; boundaries should protect wellbeing without disregarding others.

  5. 10:54

    The Vavenda kingship remains contested after colonial disruption, land dispossession and competing royal lineages; academics described the Mpepu lineage’s recognition as challenged by other houses.