News Archive

331 Transport Month: How accessible is South Africa to tourists?
332 Research examines the need for regional policy in the Southern African Development Community
333 Better support for psychiatric nurses means better mental health care for children
334 Replacing antibiotics in chicken feed with fulvic acid could satisfy farmers and consumers
335 In lean times, more food can be produced with fewer resources
336 Researchers in the spotlight
337 Industry summit shapes the next generation of communicators
338 Empowering the next generation of STEM leaders in South Africa
339 North-West University hosts Community Engagement Stakeholders Forum meetings
340 NWU partners with DKMS Africa to raise awareness on stem-cell donation
341 NWU awards honorary doctorate to Peter Chiepe for contributions to agriculture
342 NWU Soccer Institute produces first PhD graduate
343 2024 Geekulcha Internal Hackathon empowers through digital innovation
344 Humanities Spring School a resounding success
345 Community Engagement Showcase marks 20 years of impactful projects
346 NWU expertise is addressing urgent societal needs
347 Empowering women in leadership
348 NWU celebrates Heritage Month with intercampus spelling bee
349 NWU to honour Peter Monametsi Chiepe during the upcoming Spring graduations
350 Mini-Cricket festival showcases young talent
351 NWU prepares for semi-final clash against UJ in Varsity Netball
352 NWU and The Innovation Hub cultivate future entrepreneurs
353 UARM celebrates 10 years of excellence
354 NWU set for epic Varsity Football final showdown against UWC
355 Puseletso Lesofe honoured with prestigious Mail & Guardian award
356 Congratulations to the newly inaugurated Vanderbijlpark’s Student Campus Council
357 Celebrating Tourism Month: Marine tourism and South Africa’s place on the global tourism stage
358 Celebrating tourism month: Why tourism matters for economic growth
359 Public lecture explores governments of national unity and African democracy
360 More interest rate reductions likely if inflation outlook continues to improve