4 – Dis Genoeg Nou.

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We discuss the enigma that is UCT's former vice-chancellor, Prof. Phakeng, and explore the phenomenon of getting caught in the social media posting web, and the public figures who haven't been able to resist its allure. Excuse the background noise; we couldn't not record outside on a sunny spring day.

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