CUT’s response to COVID-19 challenges
Over the past months the world, South Africa, the Free State and the CUT have been dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The coronavirus has challenged us to think about how we could contribute to the greater good of our communities. It brought about an opportune moment for us to dig deeper into things that would help us to develop a greater appreciation for 2020 challenges facing the higher education sector globally and CUT’s envisaged contribution to the region.
Uploaded: 02 October 2020
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