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Cape Town Lens: Opening Plenary

27 March 2021 by Alan

A Cape Town University of the Western Cape tagged image from photographer – Stockholm International Water Institute as published on Flickr.

Opening Plenary
University of the Western Cape
Image by Stockholm International Water Institute

Dr. Jackie King, Honorary Professor at the University of the Western Cape In conversation with Ms. Maggie White, Senior Manager of International Policy, SIWI


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