Our stories. Your news.
It is time for the South African Blue Crane to spread its wings as a national icon
More than 99% of the world’s Blue Cranes live in South Africa, yet our national bird remains one of the country’s most underused tourism assets.
… Read moreDiscover your latest NWU news
Previous news videos
Spokespersons
Media enquiries
Louis Jacobs:
018-299 4918
082 901 6435
Mahikeng
Oscar Mosiane:
018-3892144
076 684 5014
Phenyo Mokgothu:
018-389 2276
076 687 9250
Potchefstroom
Bertie Jacobs:
018-285 2010
076 021 6193
Vanderbijlpark
Angeline Marokoane:
016-910 3182
083 250 2155
Zenoyise John:
016-910 3180
083 522 4555
More news
The coach behind the rising netball stars at the NWU
by Zenoyise John |
Eagles rediscover team connection to edge Kovsies
by Phenyo Mokgothu |
Prof. Kruger helps shape the first hypertension guidelines for Africa
by Willie du Plessis |
Elsunet du Plessis' netball journey reaches a new milestone
by Belinda Bantham |
Nepal’s Himalayan tragedy: Climate catastrophe or warning failure?
by Bertie Jacobs |
Researchers earn national fellowships at Women in Science Awards
by Mafumane Tlhapi |
The psychology behind your shopping trolley
by Bertie Jacobs |
Alumni celebrate communicators driving change and innovation
by Zenoyise John |
ILMA marks 10 years by taking African languages to the AI age
by Phenyo Mokgothu |
Young mothers find a voice through Temba community dialogue
by Mafumane Tlhapi |
NWU-AgriSETA project gives Mahikeng farmers accredited training
by Phenyo Mokgothu |


