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Students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal voice their frustrations over NSFAS funding and accommodation issues during a visit from Higher Education and Training (DHET) Minister Dr Nobuhle Nkabane.
Protests at the Durban University of Technology have led to the suspension of in-person lectures as students voiced concerns over financial exclusion and housing issues.
Protests at the Durban University of Technology have led to the suspension of in-person lectures as students voiced concerns over financial exclusion and housing issues.
From a failed business venture to running two successful brands, Busisiwe Mtembu is provingthat resilience and strategic thinking are key to entrepreneurship.
The University of Cape Town remains the top university in South Africa according to the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings, despite growing criticism of the ranking system.
DUT has confirmed that walk-in applications for the 2025 academic year are not permitted, urging prospective students to seek assistance from the Central Applications Office
As South African universities prepare for the 2025 academic year, they face an unprecedented surge in applications, with demand outstripping available spaces.
Durban University of Technology and UKZN warn prospective students about scams promising placements for cash as competition for limited spaces intensifies.
As South African universities prepare for the 2025 academic year, they face an unprecedented surge in applications, with demand outstripping available spaces. Experts warn of fraudulent schemes targeting prospective students.
Dr Donald Simon’s remarkable journey from an impoverished township to earning a PhD in molecular biology at Stellenbosch University showcases the power of resilience, support, and academic dedication.
South African universities face a growing challenge as they grapple with underqualified academic staff. Recent developments, including mass dismissals and stricter qualification requirements, highlight the urgent need for change in higher education.
Ashish Misra, a Durban University of Technology alumnus, leaves his IT career to pursue his dream of becoming a Hollywood actor, securing a scholarship at the American Musical and Dramatic Arts Academy (AMDA).
Ashish Misra, a former senior systems analyst from South Africa, leaves his stable IT job to chase his lifelong dream of becoming an actor in Hollywood. Discover his inspiring journey and the challenges he faced along the way.
New South African musical weaves together a romantic love story in a historical time in our country, pre-democracy, where the waters of integration were tested in Chatsworth public schools
A DURBAN arts professional has delivered a theatre production intended to address death with a comforting, compassionate message which will be appreciated by all age groups. “Memento Mori” is multi-award-winning theatre maker, designer, writer, activist and Durban University of Technology lecturer Penelope Youngleson’s latest production.
KWANELE Msomi, 22, the founder and managing director of the Ubuntu Aid Foundation non-profit organisation (NPO), is our Unsung Hero for this week. Born and raised in Hull Valley, a rural area in Umkomaas, KwaZulu-Natal, Msomi decided to establish an organisation that focused on the development of the youth, particularly high school pupils, through career guidance, mentorship and donating uniforms and stationery, hailing from disadvantaged communities.
Durban University of Technology has been in the spotlight several times recently over governance and management issues.
Sayed Rahiman obtained his Master’s in chemical engineering with the Dean’s Merit Award at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) 2024 Spring Graduation Ceremony. He also received the Dean’s Merit Award in 2011 and 2013.
With South Africans looking forward to celebrating Heritage Day on Tuesday, locals are encouraged to explore, and enjoy the different cuisines offered by other nations on the African continent.
The Mkhize twins, Zanele and Zandile, graduated together at the Durban University of Technology 2024 Spring Graduation at the Durban Exhibition Centre, sharing “an amazing and unforgettable moment”.
Khuzwayo, 28, was among 929 students who received their qualifications at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) Spring Graduation held at the Durban Exhibition Centre on Thursday.
Nqobile Khuzwayo, from KwaMashu in Durban, graduated with a Diploma in Business and Information Management. She plans to obtain an Advanced Diploma and study until she reaches PhD level.
Stellenbosch resident Franki Smit, 24, is set to graduate cum laude with her Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Orthotics and Prosthetics at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) 2024 Spring Graduation.
Jawaad Omar, an Advanced Diploma in Applications and Development student and Fifa enthusiast, leveraged years of experience to secure his victory, demonstrating that his extensive background in the game was pivotal to his success.
Jennifer Ducray, a Durban University of Technology lecturer for the past 30 years, will graduate with her PhD in Health Sciences at the DUT 2024 Spring Graduation ceremony this month.