News Archive

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1 NWU FC hold Cape Town City to a goalless draw as Noble Boys continue searching for first win
2 National teaching honour recognises researcher’s passion for student success
3 Nursing student Mecayla Johnson takes her skills to the world stage
4 Alumni explore partnership to support Lefoko Village Library Project in Botswana
5 Student entrepreneurs take their businesses to the next level
6 NWU Eagles one win away from retaining Varsity Netball crown
7 Africa already has answers to its health challenges
8 TTIS takes innovation management expertise to SARIMA 2026
9 Changing the conversation on suicide through hope and resilience
10 Molelwane Research Farm harvest brings fresh support to students during Giving Week
11 When the body count becomes a data point: what Kempton Park tells us about the academy we built
12 Heritage with a beat: students turn HR lessons into music, culture and creativity
13 NWU to celebrate 25 years of Kgosi Jeffrey Montshioa’s leadership through Heritage Public Lecture
14 Protest is democratic, but violence undermines student success
15 UN resolution challenges world maps that make Africa look smaller
16 NWU Eagles ready for Tuks semi-final showdown
17 Purple Walk unites NWU community in support of students
18 Expert urges caution over proposed tax expansion to taxis and e-hailing services
19 Nightmarish sleep condition inspires Ashley to create award-winning art
20 A university rich in cultural diversity: A celebration of Multilingual Awareness Week
21 Summit to define, build and shape the future of digital humanities in South Africa
22 When a country starts rationing its future
23 Ubuntu approach can strengthen support for learners’ mental health
24 From NWU classrooms to the head of the SIU
25 Law student to represent South Africa at international UN conference
26 Kgosi Mamogale’s legacy offers lessons for Africa’s leadership and intellectual future
27 An unexpected academic journey into entrepreneurship
28 The Sydney Sweeney ad controversy: Is this really good ‘exposure’?
29 Bridging trade technology and transformation at SSIRC 2026
30 Alumnus expands indigenous knowledge scholarship with four new books