1711 |
Former Lesotho national goalkeeper scores an NWU PhD |
1712 |
Don’t miss the NWU Gallery’s latest online exhibitions |
1713 |
Vaccinations at NWU outreach sites near 10 000 milestone |
1714 |
NWU to host Junior Women’s Hockey World Cup |
1715 |
Project team wants all university students to have access to indigenous African languages |
1716 |
NWU alumnus Ofentse Rabaji is a trailblazer |
1717 |
Heartbreak for hopeful Chederick |
1718 |
New PhDs are music to the ears |
1719 |
Watch out for contaminated meat sold on the streets |
1720 |
Research looks at how interpretation affects Bible reading in Africa |
1721 |
Middle English fires the imagination of top-rated researcher |
1722 |
Perennial grasses are the answer for veld restoration |
1723 |
Disease response projects aim to make Africa self-sufficient |
1724 |
Charonike remains radio’s golden girl |
1725 |
Reshuffled cabinet is an important step in the right direction |
1726 |
The impact of Covid-19 on food security in South Africa |
1727 |
International recognition for one of our own |
1728 |
The NWU and its stakeholders lend a helping hand |
1729 |
NWU’s Olympic speedsters in the spotlight |
1730 |
Project team wants all university students to have access to indigenous African languages |
1731 |
NWU-Juta Mock Trials – a decade of bridging the gap between practice and theory |
1732 |
North West farmers warned of bovine infections through multidrug-resistant bacteria |
1733 |
NWU alumnus scoops Best Afternoon Drive Presenter award for the second time |
1734 |
NWU lecturer steps up to better the lives of young people |
1735 |
Passing away of Dr Johan van Zyl |
1736 |
Conference takes a closer look at the role of social media in accelerating fake news and hate speech |
1737 |
NWU’s Prof Leenta Grobler – A Rising Star |
1738 |
African indigenous knowledge systems and Covid-19 |
1739 |
Don’t miss the NWU’s National Science Week activities |
1740 |
Low borrowing costs are important for business and consumer confidence |