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When engaging on the Central University of Technology, Free State (CUT) social network channels, our conduct should reflect the institutional values: Ubuntu, Integrity, Diversity, Innovation and Excellence. Read Social Media Code of Conduct.

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Living the CUT integrity value

We request the assistance of the CUT community (employees, students, alumni, stakeholders and media) who value and cherish CUT to remove themselves from groups and/or pages not listed here.

The groups/pages have engaged in topics that include hate speech, racial slurs, profanity, sexually explicit language, the inciting of violence, rumour-mongering or are not recognised as part of the CUT's social network.

This is not in line with CUT’s integrity value. Thus, the groups/pages are tarnishing CUT, and anyone who respects the University will refrain from engaging in or being part of the groups/pages.

The University will not engage in content posted on the groups/pages. All enquiries and complaints about the posts made should be sent to the group admins.

Uploaded: 23 March 2026
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CUT doctoral graduate puts African medicinal plants into new hope for cancer research

CUT doctoral graduate puts African medicinal plants into new hope for cancer research

Health and Environmental Sciences CUT News Research and Innovation Alumni

A proud milestone: Dr Dijeng Euginiah Rampana-Moleleki receives her Doctoral degree during CUT’s 2026...