Norris cries sabotage at UB

Friday, March 22, 2024 | 860 Views |

Following the resignation of his deputy last week and the financial challenges that have gripped the institution he leads, University of Botswana (UB) Vice Chancellor, David Norris has blamed the troubles on “some people spreading negative rumours and misinformation”.

In an interview with Mmegi yesterday, Norris expressed concern over the spread of negative rumours and misinformation about the institution.

He attributed the rumours to the University’s ongoing restructuring, as well as delays in funding from government. As the University faces a difficult time, the Vice chancellor urged staff members to stop spreading rumours and work together to address the challenges facing institution.

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