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A young man from Pietermaritzburg shares his struggles with repeated rejections from tertiary institutions, highlighting the challenges faced by many South African youths in accessing higher education.
Unisa responds to "prophet" Walter Magaya's claims: No record of graduation found
From early submissions to module guidance, Unisa student Primrose Tau uses her experienceto guide first-years through the challenges of distance learning.
Setumo Motsei said he’s been doing one subject, Research Project in Statistics for almost 10 years and he believes there’s been deliberate efforts to block him from progressing.
Setumo Motsei said he’s been doing one subject, Research Project in Statistics, for almost 10 years and he believes there’s been deliberate efforts to block him from graduating.
The Educate Empower Elevate Foundation’s candlelight event at UNISA highlighted the importance of safe sex practices amidst declining condom use and rising reliance on PrEP, as experts call for increased awareness and advocacy.
The first-of-its-kind breakthrough signifies a major leap forward in bolstering the university’s catalytic niche areas focusing on science and technology, and unlocks more insights into health, agriculture and environmental research.
Ten CNAs were identified and introduced to Unisa’s epistemic community at a Lekgotla in March of that year, and approved by Council in June.
Unisa's Alumni Relations Office hosted a successful breakfast in Harare, Zimbabwe, focusing on professional networking and the importance of lifelong learning among its alumni.
The University of South Africa reappoints Professor Puleng LenkaBula as Principal and Vice-Chancellor, recognising her significant contributions during her first term.
LenkaBula will continue serving as the institution’s Principal and Vice-Chancellor for another five years, effective 1 January 2026.
The University of South Africa has confirmed that it has re-appointed Prof Puleng LenkaBula, the first female principal and vice-chancellor for her second term of office.
LenkaBula said that women remain the most disadvantaged on the continent and the globe,.
Join us in commemorating the centenary of Robert Sobukwe’s birth at the launch of ‘One Race: The Legacy of Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe’, a scholarly work by Luvuyo Mthimkhulu Dondolo that re-examines Sobukwe’s profound impact on South African history and politics
With its academics continually pushing the boundaries of knowledge, Unisa’s future as a beacon of excellence on the local and global stages is assured.
An internal audit reveals severe financial mismanagement at eThekwini Community College, with principal Dr Sibusiso Mthethwa facing scrutiny over R80 million in irregularities.
The ceremony attracted an assembly of donors, alumni, practitioners, dignitaries, members of the Chancellor’s Club, and influential representatives from civil society, all gathered to honour those who have made significant strides for their fellow countrymen.
This prestigious event will take place on Thursday, 28 November 2024, at the Unisa Muckleneuk Campus in Pretoria, under the thought-provoking theme: “Delivering Justice in Africa – Are women active or passive agents?”
Unisa engages with Eastern Cape industry leaders to explore strategic collaborations aimed at enhancing automotive education and innovation.
In a bold move against gender-based violence, UNISA held a men’s conference in Mthatha, focusing on shaping young boys and strengthening father-son bonds.
Dr Pali Lehohla recounts his recent experiences at various celebrations and awards across South Africa, while reflecting on the cultural significance of the thokolosi in navigating life's events.
This partnership seeks to introduce a groundbreaking career guidance programme for learners, which will begin in Grade 9.
Unisa’s recent activities reflect its broader mission of positioning itself as a global leader in higher education.
Unisa has taken a significant step forward in advancing agricultural education, research and community engagement with the acquisition of an experimental farm in Bronkhorstspruit.
Experience Unisa’s Innovation Festival from November 25 to 29, where students, faculty, and industry leaders converge to showcase transformative ideas and solutions through keynotes, pitching sessions, and exhibitions.