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UCT summit to open doors for Africa

29 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

UCT is hosting the Times Higher Education Academic Summit this week to strengthen ties with global partners and create new opportunities for Africa…

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Lester Kiewit: One of Cape Town’s most influential modern broadcast journalists, Lester Kiewit hosts Good Morning Cape Town on CapeTalk. Starting as an on-the-ground news reporter covering breaking stories across the Western Cape, Kiewit built a reputation for sharp political analysis, community-focused journalism, and tough questioning of regional policymakers.

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