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The University of the West Indies (The UWI) has addressed the status and future of its South Campus in Penal-Debe, outlining restoration efforts, financial needs and a renewed strategic direction.
According to a UWI statement, “The Campus was found to be in a state requiring urgent restoration” following an assessment conducted between May and July 2022. Since then, the university has submitted budget proposals to government, including cost estimates and upgrade plans.
Despite limited resources, UWI prioritised and executed “critical repair works and security enhancements” in preparation for a phased reopening. The university confirmed that restoration of key buildings such as the Academic Building, Students’ Union, Auditorium/Moot Court, Health Facility, Cafeteria and Gymnasium has been completed “to a high standard,” and those areas are “ready for occupation.”
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