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Mosa Moshabela.

researcher

Seen in 4 reportsLast reported Friday

Reports this week: 1
Active events: 1
Connections: 3

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Active this week

Mosa Moshabela is named as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Town, a valued South African public institution.

Some support1 report

One to three months ago

A leadership crisis is underway at UCT, involving a legal challenge to the university's governance structure and calls for ministerial investigation.

Some support1 report

Around Mosa Moshabela this week

News at the entities that move Mosa Moshabela most

Buti Manamela Operational
Student leadership at Cape Peninsula University of Technology seeks an investigation from the Minister of Higher Education and Training.

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University of Cape Town Structural

Mosa Moshabela holds the formal leadership position of Vice-Chancellor at the University of Cape Town.

Some supportFri 03:07

Mosa Moshabela → University of Cape Town
University of Cape Town → Mosa Moshabela
Buti Manamela Operational

Both are involved in a high-stakes leadership stand-off and legal challenges concerning university governance.

Some supportAug 16

Mosa Moshabela → Buti Manamela
Buti Manamela → Mosa Moshabela
Mamokgethi Phakeng Operational

Both individuals were involved in previous leadership turmoil that contributed to a current crisis.

Some supportAug 16

Mosa Moshabela → Mamokgethi Phakeng
Mamokgethi Phakeng → Mosa Moshabela

History

Events by the month they began

October 2026

1 event

Oct 16, 2026Mosa Moshabela is named as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Town, a valued South African public institution.

August 2026

1 event

Aug 16, 2026A leadership crisis is underway at UCT, involving a legal challenge to the university's governance structure and calls for ministerial investigation.