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UCT study calls for climate services rooted in local knowledge

9 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

A new study compared priorities for strengthening existing climate services for nature-based solutions in sub-Saharan Africa with priorities for entirely new climate services…

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The Rhodes Must Fall Movement and Global University Protests (2015): In March 2015, student-led protests at the University of Cape Town demanded the removal of the statue of colonial magnate Cecil John Rhodes. The #RhodesMustFall movement—and the subsequent #FeesMustFall protests—gained massive international coverage, sparking a global wave of university debates around decolonization, heritage monuments, and institutional reform from Oxford to North America.

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