News Archive

Date
571 FMD outbreak sends shockwaves through South Africa’s beef industry, warns NWU scientist
572 NWU and JB Marks Local Municipality strengthen partnership for community impact
573 Third annual master’s-degree retreat strengthens postgraduate research skills
574 Minister leads oversight visit to assess NWU’s readiness for 2026
575 Social work students build global perspective through COIL collaboration
576 Prof. Ankit Katrodia’s academic visits advance scholarly research and collaboration
577 Alumnus turns military discipline into academic success
578 Support for Groenewald and the VF Plus confirms the conjunctural and fluid nature of South African politics
579 NWU researcher earns global recognition for advancing science in Africa
580 Psychosocial support in schools is an urgent priority
581 Lower borrowing costs are still likely
582 NWU participates in Erasmus+ SacredTravels4Growth project kick-off in Albania
583 Olympic champions flock to Potchefstroom for altitude and facilities
584 Career coach joins Mahikeng Campus Career Services
585 Faculty of Education honours excellence
586 Why the maths behind matric pass rates do not add up
587 Social work students take ubudlelane into the community
588 The Future of BEE in a Changing South Africa
589 Molelwane farm harvests success as student-led watermelon project generates revenue
590 NWU advances in Computer Science in the latest subject rankings of the THE
591 Condolences: Vanderbijlpark school transport tragedy
592 Tackling perinatal mental health in rural areas
593 The Centre of Excellence in Indigenous Knowledge Systems’ journey to greatness
594 One year on, and Donald Trump has fundamentally shifted the global order
595 Research unveils green nanotechnology to protect broilers from aflatoxin toxicity
596 Red meat and its role in South Africa
597 Psychosocial support in schools: An urgent educational priority
598 NWU becomes first South African university with official AI policy
599 The MKP has reached the ceiling
600 No walk-in enquiries/applications allowed during registration of first-year students in 2026