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UCT Chair’s publication of reports sparks digital wildfire, burns confidentiality

Summary by Sunday World
“We are all selective sinners. We choose the sins we are comfortable with and judge others for the ones we can’t accept.” Retired Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) Deputy President Mahomed Navsa quotes Shams Tabrizi to launch his report into the internecine battle between University of Cape Town (UCT) Council members. He promises that the relevance of those words “will become apparent”. It has, though not in the way he or UCT Council Chair Adv Norma…
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Sunday World broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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