South Africa: Report Proposes Way Forward On Transformation for UCT Law Faculty

A panel appointed to investigate problems in the University of Cape Town's (UCT) law faculty has urged the faculty to develop a clear transformation strategy.

The panel, consisting of deputy vice-chancellor Lis Lange and Dr Margaret Orr, was set up by the UCT executive to examine the "crisis" in the faculty between March and May this year, after the resignation of the Dean, Professor Penelope Andrews, in April.

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