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University loses urgent bid to stop dental technology suspension process

Kennedy MudzuliSeptember 17, 2026

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Kennedy MudzuliSeptember 16, 2026

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Government faces mounting pressure to deliver meaningful GBVF action after Ekurhuleni killings

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University loses urgent bid to stop dental technology suspension process

By Kennedy MudzuliSeptember 17, 20263 Mins Read

CPUT has failed to stop a regulatory process that could lead to the suspension of its Dental Technology programme after losing an urgent High Court application.

Divorcing mother secures R48,000 monthly support for three children facing homelessness

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Remember Adv Mopp? Ramaphosa appoints former Dewani prosecutor as Western Cape DPP

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Earlier Will restored in multimillion-rand inheritance battle linked to Alzheimer’s disease

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ANC vows to appeal after Electoral Court dismisses 181 candidate deadline challenge

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Special Reports

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Government faces mounting pressure to deliver meaningful GBVF action after Ekurhuleni killings

By Kennedy MudzuliSeptember 16, 2026

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By Kennedy MudzuliSeptember 15, 2026

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