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A criminal justice expert says the timing and secrecy around the shooting involving Deputy President Paul Mashatile could point to deeper political tensions within the ANC.
A residence manager who has been arrested for the alleged murder of a Walter Sisulu University student during a protest over poor living conditions, is expected to appear in court facing charges of murder and attempted murder.
Five years after the announcement of proposed University of Policing and Crime Detection, the Department of Higher Education is developing its funding model.
The scientific assessment of the project's feasibility has been completed, providing a foundation for the engineering and policy steps that are now underway. Specialist research conducted to date has focused on three potential supplemental water sources: Rainwater harvesting, greywater reuse and groundwater supplementation.
Five years after the announcement of proposed University of Policing and Crime Detection, the Department of Higher Education is developing its funding model.
When South African graduate Princess Dube chose to analyse the devastating Boksburg LPG tanker explosion for her engineering project, she never expected to win the prestigious international SIESO Medal. Her local perspective on the tragedy not only earned global recognition but transformed her career and confidence as a chemical engineer.
Once a crime-ridden rubbish dump, Moja Gabedi in Hatfield has been dramatically transformed into a flourishing urban garden and learning centre by the University of Pretoria, removing 3 000 tons of waste and creating a safe haven that's now benefiting hundreds of students and community members alike.
Philanthropic donations to South African universities have seen remarkable growth, with contributions reaching R1. 81 billion in 2022. This article explores the trends, key players, and the impact of these donations on institutions like Stellenbosch University and the University of the Western Cape.
Five University of Fort Hare students accused of fatally assaulting a fellow student over alleged theft of sneakers and a laptop must stand trial for murder, the Bhisho High Court has ruled.
Five University of Fort Hare students accused of fatally assaulting a fellow student over alleged theft of sneakers and a laptop must stand trial for murder, the Bhisho High Court has ruled. Acting Judge Aaron Zono found sufficient evidence against the accused for a prima facie case of kidnapping, assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, and murder in the October 2023 campus incident. "
The University of Johannesburg has refuted Joel Sangweni's claims of being a lecturer, clarifying he was only briefly a tutor in 2024, after his social media post about intentionally failing South African students sparked xenophobic outrage across platforms. UJ is now considering legal action.
South African queens from various kingdoms gather to enhance their roles in community leadership, focusing on peace making and conflict resolution in a patriarchal society
For nearly three decades, the Centre for Child Law has fearlessly challenged laws and policies to protect South Africa's most vulnerable children. From ensuring education access for disabled children to fighting for climate justice, discover how this University of Pretoria-based organisation continues to transform children's constitutional rights from paper to reality.
The University of Pretoria's groundbreaking project turns ordinary parking lots into sophisticated rainwater harvesting systems, collecting up to 17,000 litres per 10mm rainfall to irrigate the campus botanical gardens while significantly reducing environmental impact.
Ahead of Human Rights Day experts highlight the ongoing struggles faced by marginalised communities in South Africa, including socio economic inequality
Professor Francis Petersen has been inaugurated as the 14th Vice-Chancellor of the University of Pretoria, emphasising the importance of knowledge and universities in addressing global challenges.
Tuks Camerata - the University of Pretoria's renowned choir - bids farewell before their debut performance in Dallas, Texas, showcasing South African culture through choral music.
Tuks Camerata - the University of Pretoria's renowned choir - bids farewell before their debut performance in Dallas, Texas, showcasing South African culture through choral music.
Four years after the tragic death of Mthokozisi Ntumba during student protests, Johannesburg considers a poignant tribute by renaming De Beer Street in his memory.
As the world marks World Obesity Day, the global health crisis continues to deepen, particularly in developing nations where healthcare systems are struggling to cope. Recent studies paint a concerning picture of a challenge that affects billions worldwide, with low- and middle-income countries bearing an increasingly heavy burden.
The University of Dyslexic Thinking is transforming education for dyslexic individuals, showcasing their unique talents and empowering them for success in a changing world.
The Global Education Expo kicks off in January 2025, creating unique opportunities for students and parents in Zimbabwe and South Africa.
Save South Africa Civic Movement said they decided to intervene in Dibona Matladi's issue and will be approaching the university in January.
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.
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.