News Archive

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1 Meet Dr Shuping – South Africa’s youngest doctoral graduate in Setswana
2 Deputy Minister urges law students to build careers that strengthen justice
3 New NWU Law Clinic building to strengthen legal education and access to justice
4 Mandela Day: Choose your legacy at the NWU
5 The spirit of Madiba lives on at the NWU
6 From spectator to national leader: Prince Motaung to chair USSA Dancesport
7 Conference places collaboration at the heart of research and societal impact
8 NWU Economic Update challenges students to become job creators, not just job seekers
9 The Weight of What Remains, Ga ke se bope ga se ipope - Fragments of what we Carry
10 Serious play at CHHP lays the brickwork for stronger communication
11 Animal health centre builds a bridge between classrooms and communities
12 Building inclusive cities one conversation at a time
13 NWU partners with soccer legend to inspire the next generation
14 NWU and LIASA call on librarians to lead ethical AI revolution
15 Legal scholar explores new approach to municipal service delivery
16 Safe drinking water on tap thanks to NWU Waterwise Project
17 Kgodiso Development Fund partners with NWU to advance climate-resilient farming in the North West
18 Entrepreneurship and Innovation Hub moves from vision to impact
19 Recognising the wisdom of generations: DSTI and universities advance indigenous knowledge through RPL
20 Mahikeng women bodybuilders redefine strength in a male-dominated sport
21 Academic elected president of Southern African Universities Staff Sports Association
22 Constitutions must serve citizens, not political power
23 Mahikeng Campus dances its way to third consecutive USSA crown
24 NWU first-year part of the top 22 science and maths students in South Africa
25 A cricket bat that turned curiosity into passion
26 NWU brings science closer to communities through the 2026 Vice-Chancellor’s Science Day
27 Book sponsorship sparks new chapter for indigenous knowledge in classrooms
28 Africa's classrooms must embrace AI without abandoning human-centred education
29 Soil Science students fly the South African flag on the global stage
30 Academic calls for stronger support systems to protect SA’s vulnerable children