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University of Cape Town to investigate governance row

Image: Adrian Frith [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons

Independent panel led by retired judge to deliver findings by end of year

The University of Cape Town in South Africa says it will appoint an independent five-member panel, led by a retired judge, to investigate governance issues that have rocked the institution in recent weeks.

The decision, taken by the university’s governing council on 15 October, reverses a resolution taken on 6 October to investigate the matter internally.

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