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Robert Adonis, Edwina Brooks, David Maralack and Phelo Ngobese share perspectives on how sport at UCT has transformed since 1976. While significant progress has occurred in opportunities and diversity, barriers persist around funding and access to expensive sporting codes, revealing an unfinished transformation agenda.

Long-Time Sports Centre Worker Witnesses UCT's Uneven Athletic Progress