UCT to probe departure of former Deputy Vice-Chancellor

The University of Cape Town's Senate has established a committee to look into conflicting stories around the departure of former Deputy Vice-Chancellor Lis Lange. Council Chair Babalwa Ngonyama presented one version to the senate, which stated that Lange resigned voluntarily.
However, another version suggests that she was forced out.
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