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Creative careers are big business
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UFS, Tiger Brands take agricultural research from the laboratory to food value chain
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Why tertiary education still matters in a changing economy
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Graduate earns PhD at 82 and champions family-centred postnatal care
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Skills partnership opens green-economy pathways for Bay engineering graduates
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Scholarship graduate sets sights on giving back
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SA’s tertiary education capacity crisis gains momentum
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91% of SA executives: “AI has improved work, but can’t say why”
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SA can close its critical artisan gap by fixing the path from training to qualification
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Delecia Davids makes history with prestigious Einstein Fellowship
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Durban University of Technology’s funniest student, Thabiso Msomi famously known as Moemish, wants to be known as an artist that produces authentic content. The Information Technology (IT) final year student who hails from Mpumalanga township in Hammersdale has his work cut out for him while he aims high for...
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Twenty-six-year-old (26) Katucia Moussongo Bitsaka, a Vaal University of Technology (VUT), Public Relations, Master’s Degree student never imagined that she’d one day be a published author. Nor did she plan on pursuing a career in writing. Katucia has published her first book, titled; BLUES – We are all concerned. The book...
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The Stellenbosch University Chamber Choir (SUCC) has just returned from a hugely successful tour to Hong Kong. The choir was invited as Artist Choir in Residence to the 2017 World Youth & Children’s Choir Festival which took place from 17-22 July 2017. An invitation of this nature can be considered both a great and...
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Malesela Chokoe, better known as ‘Jomo’ to his teammates, is at this moment representing the South African national football team at the World Student Games in Taipei in Taiwan. The centre back and four-time VUT captain is in his fourth year at the university and is busy doing his in-service...
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You can find this solar electric vehicle charging station at the e-garden on Unisa’s Muckleneuk Campus. Sustainability is no longer just a bright idea at Unisa as University Estates systematically rolls out advanced technologies and management practices for improved energy efficiencies. Following the installation and commissioning of a 10...
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South Africa’s future technicians will soon be training in state of the art laboratories thanks to a partnership between CPUT and engineering industry specialist RS Components. RS sponsored equipment to the value of R250 000 to be used in the project labs run by the Department of Electrical and...
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UWC Ladies Football Club have been celebrating Women’s Month in style, winning most of their games to date – and they’re on course to defend and even add to the four titles they brought home last year. The team has advanced to the quarter finals of the Coke Cup...
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The North-West University (NWU) is one of only three universities in the world whose master’s degree in nuclear engineering has been recommended for accreditation. This follows after the International Nuclear Management Academy (INMA) recommended that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) accredit the NWU’s master’s degree in nuclear engineering...
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Thabisa Radebe, 20, from Bizana Eastern Cape, believes the University of the Western Cape’s Access to Success 2017 campaign has changed the lives of many students – and her own is definitely one of them. The Access to Success campaign, running from 7 August to 31 August 2017, focuses...
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An eye-watering odour wafts through UCT’s Sports Hall 2. The pungent gas doesn’t seem to bother the dozens of schoolchildren who are gathered in the sports centre. In fact, more and more are crowding around the source. It was perhaps not so much teenage tomfoolery as it was scientific...
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