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He’s wearing blue skinny jeans, a matching t-shirt, trendy sneakers – and curiously – a formal pin-striped, black jacket. When I sit...
For a reluctant leader, professor Tshilidzi Marwala has served the University of Johannesburg (UJ) with distinction for the 13 years he has...
Nutritionist Khavhatondwi Netshiheni is writing her PhD thesis, which is due in December, yet her research is already a tangible product and...
On the eve of Women’s Month, South Africa woke up to the horror of the gang rape of eight women at a...
Though the winter cold pierces the dilapidated mobile classrooms at the Amos Maphanga Secondary School and pupils bring blankets to keep warm,...
Buoyed by the Rhodes Must Fall and the subsequent Fees Must Fall protests in 2015 – which necessitated universities and colleges to...
Banyana Banyana striker Hildah Magaia has for the first time described the intimidating and overwhelming atmosphere during the final of the Women’s...
With most households in South Africa being low-income earners, it concerns 25-year-old Dr Phemelo Magau that there is no legislation that promotes...
For South Africa to tackle the major challenges brought about by mental illness, the government needs to put more resources into infant...
Innovation-driven entrepreneurship was put under the microscope this week as young researchers and scientists from all over South Africa came together to...
