September
| Date | Article/letter | Author | Media |
| 24 Sept |
Zille suggestions easier said than done, says university THE University of Cape Town is working towards moving away from an admissions policy where race is used as a proxy for disadvantage. |
Mercury correspondent | The Mercury |
| 18 Sept |
Race not a useful admission criterion, says Zille The use of race as a proxy for disadvantage is no longer viable, and the University of Cape Town needs to move away from this admissions policy, DA leader Helen Zille said yesterday. |
Michelle Jones | Cape Times |
| 18 Sept |
Let's award excellence - Zille CAPE TOWN - Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Helen Zille on Monday said race should no longer be the sole measurement for university admission. |
Nathan Adams | Eye Witness News |
| 18 Sept |
Zille lashes out at race as criteria THE use of race as a proxy for disadvantage is not viable and the University of Cape Town needs to move away from this admissions policy, DA leader Helen Zille said yesterday. |
Michelle Jones | The Mercury |
| 18 Sept |
Universiteitstoelating ras alleen 'verkeerde maatstaf' DA leader Helen Zille said: "The top 5% of performers in each school must be eligible for help with university admission rather than merely using racial categories. |
Jan-Jan Joubert | Die Burger |
| 18 Sept |
Race criteria for campus admissions must go - DA CAPE TOWN—Race is a "poor proxy" for inequality and thus should not be used as a basis for university admission, Western Cape premier and Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Helen Zille said yesterday. |
Bekezela Phakathi | Business Day |