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Historically disadvantaged universities get a boost

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Walter Sisulu University vice-chancellor Professor Rushiella Songca Photo: WSU

Walter Sisulu University vice-chancellor Professor Rushiella Songca Photo: WSU

The department of higher education, science and innovation will launch the Professor Sibusiso Bengu Development Programme next month to capacitate eight historically disadvantaged universities.

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