Another successful bone marrow/stem cell donor awareness concert and blood drive were hosted by the Vaal University of Technology (VUT) Health Sciences Department, in collaboration with the Sunflower Foundation, on 22 September at the amphitheatre. The event followed a successful launch in 2016 where a placement of 25 new... Read more
New Clifford Tleane Student Support Centre gives meaning to Unisa’s mission
ArchivesLatest news October 6, 2017
The first thing that strikes one about the new Clifford Tleane Student Support Centre in Polokwane is its modern exterior and imposing presence amongst all the buildings on Landdros Maré Street, Polokwane. It’s inviting, elegant and contemporary yet unassuming. Once inside, you are immediately struck by its utility, as... Read more
Love immemorial
ArchivesLatest newsUniversity of Cape Town October 6, 2017
An entirely South African production of the hit comedy Shakespeare in Love comes to the Fugard Theatre from 10 October. Caught in the throes of writer’s block and with his latest deadline looming ever nearer, the young Will Shakespeare is desperate for a source of inspiration. He then meets... Read more
From wheat protein to perfect pizza
ArchivesLatest news October 6, 2017
Barend Wentzel, an alumnus of the University of the Free State’s Department of Plant Sciences, is passionate about plant breeding. He literally eats and lives wheat proteins. In 1989 he initiated a breeding programme on arum lilies. “This breeding programme is at an advanced stage,” he said. Besides reading,... Read more
Global studies and research show that education and training systems are biased towards technical, vocational and occupational training have a better chance of surviving the worst economic recessions and display lower levels of youth unemployment says the Department of Higher Education and Training minister Blade Nzimande. He was talking... Read more
Kitchen crunch-time
ArchivesLatest news October 5, 2017
On the final day of the kitchen challenge, all of the design duos found themselves in a race against the clock to add the final sprinkles of style. The Caesarstone team visited each site to ensure the outstanding quality of product and the installation while the design duos put... Read more
UKZN to host 12th Annual African Cultural Calabash and African Cuisine
ArchivesLatest news October 5, 2017
The African Music and Dance third year students under the directorship of Dr Patricia Opondo, will be hosting the 12th Annual African Cultural Calabash and African Cuisine, which is one of the biggest concerts within the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal – Howard College (School of Arts). The concert will... Read more
Activating change through self-discovery
ArchivesLatest news October 5, 2017
What happens when you take eight strangers, add 12 values and activate their inner wisdom? That’s what UCT alumnus Mustapha Hendricks and co-producer Lutz Manzelmann wanted to find out when they were filming The Activation Camp. The feature documentary follows on from The Activation Game, a multimedia, interactive, self-development book... Read more
Magubane Publishes An African Sci-Fi Book
ArchivesLatest news October 5, 2017
Durban University of Technology journalism alumnus, Khulekani Magubane has published an African sci-fi book, that incorporates pop science fiction related to outer space and African belief systems which are associated to the stars. Being the rarest (the book) of its kind, the book titled: “The Sirius Squad Earths Last... Read more
“The future is not something that needs to be survived, but something that should be created.” This is according to the organisers of the annual Institute for Futures Research (IFR) Conference at Stellenbosch University (SU). The theme this year is “Create the Future”. The conference (link) is to be... Read more














