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She’s one of six female vice-chancellors out of 26 in the country and heads one of South’s Africa’s newest universities, which is...
Humanising work. Out skilling. Skill-based workplaces. These are the shifts that are shaping the future of work as technology driven by the...
Professor Puleng LenkaBula is no stranger to taking on roles that change the course of history. In 1993, at only 22 years,...
I travelled to the place where the sun rises this week with a colleague – a sharpshooter who’s just as sharp with...
For Professor Puleng LenkaBula, the euphoria of being the first at anything must be short-lived, but the resolve to do what is...
South Africa’s nursing and agriculture colleges are a step closer to migrating to the department of higher education and training (DHET) after...
We must talk about the elephant in the room at the Senzo Meyiwa trial. A pink elephant that is taking up most...
Had it not been for the hive of activity, it would have been easy to miss the dirt road that leads to...
Aviation, nuclear and maritime. These are not subjects one would associate with public schools but in Gauteng, these are fast becoming subjects...
A Gauteng couple has served the Department of Employment and Labour with a notice at the Joburg high court, challenging sections of...
