Our stories. Your news.
NWU School of Mines and Mining Engineering set for future success
The North West province of South Africa sits on a bedrock of riches. From platinum to chrome, vanadium to gold, the region is among the most mineral-endowed… Read more
Discover 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
NWU secures 3-0 victory in Varsity football showdown
by Phenyo Mokgothu |
Navigating learning through the lens of communication
by Phenyo Mokgothu |
Prof Falola's generous book donation enriches NWU library
by Phenyo Mokgothu |
Jarred gears up for World Student Games
by Mafumane Tlhapi |
NWU Vice-Chancellor’s Science Day: Empowering young minds
by Phenyo Mokgothu |
Researcher brings African populations into previously Eurocentric cell research
by Willie du Plessis |
UNESCO chair continues on its journey of opening doors to education
by Willie du Plessis |
Study explores the use of medicinal plants to treat childhood diseases
by Phenyo Mokgothu |
Using technology to prepare language teachers for the future
by Christopher Motabogi |
Spotlight falls on the role of parents in disciplining learners
by Angeline Marokoane |
Academics fly NWU flag high at international conference
by Phenyo Mokgothu |
Ballroom and Latin dancers shine at USSA Dance Tournament
by Mafumane Tlhapi |
NWU and UJ share the spoils
by Phenyo Mokgothu |