EXCLUSIVE: Another UCT leadership crisis: 34 complaints, secret findings and a VC in court
A new leadership row unfolding at the University of Cape Town has seen Vice-Chancellor Mosa Moshabela taking the UCT Council to court over investigations into his conduct.
The University of Cape Town (UCT) is experiencing another leadership crisis, this time involving its current Vice-Chancellor, Professor Mosa Moshabela. The controversy began when 34 complaints from staff and students were filed regarding Moshabela's conduct, leading to an internal investigation. The council decided against disciplinary proceedings but acknowledged certain concerns about his behavior.
Moshabela has now taken the UCT Council to court over the investigation, alleging that his conduct was not properly addressed. The majority of complaints were brought by women, with two-thirds involving professional, administrative, and support staff at UCT. The ongoing legal proceedings have sparked renewed concern over governance and conduct at the prestigious institution.
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