| 1741 |
NWU researcher triumphant against all odds |
| 1742 |
The North-West University is home to high-quality subject offerings |
| 1743 |
Enter the “courtroom”! NWU-Juta Mock Trials return with in-person competition |
| 1744 |
Drive to end child labour: South African curriculum should respond to this human rights violation |
| 1745 |
NWU is the community that it serves |
| 1746 |
It is time for Eskom to switch on private sector initiatives |
| 1747 |
Voyage of discovery starts with Ikateleng |
| 1748 |
The North-West University mourns the passing of its student |
| 1749 |
NWU student’s drive leads to bodybuilding success |
| 1750 |
NWU alumnus is a top 10 Education Changemaker |
| 1751 |
NWU Eagles’ defence is in goalkeeper Jevuka’s capable hands |
| 1752 |
Wide-ranging plan could be tipping point for energy challenges |
| 1753 |
Former NWU player signs with PSL team TS Galaxy |
| 1754 |
NWU students to take part in the African Human Rights Moot Court Competition |
| 1755 |
Researchers join Pan South African Language Board |
| 1756 |
Borrowing costs will likely continue to rise |
| 1757 |
The expression of self at the NWU Gallery |
| 1758 |
NWU’s Vanderbijlpark Campus officially opens new ring road |
| 1759 |
Young NWU entrepreneur invited to attend Africa Young CEOs Summit in Ghana |
| 1760 |
Inaugural lecture sheds light on dark energy and why the theory of gravity is at a crossroads |
| 1761 |
NWU Faculty of Humanities set to host inaugural digital humanities conference |
| 1762 |
NWU Eagles ready to soar in 2022 Varsity Football tournament |
| 1763 |
All eyes on Reserve Bank’s rates decision as consumers struggle |
| 1764 |
Junior karate coach to represent NWU on international stage |
| 1765 |
NWU researchers test medicinal plants used for contraception |
| 1766 |
How regulating mobile money can boost financial inclusion |
| 1767 |
Fulbright scholar joins NWU to investigate secrets of serpentine ecology |
| 1768 |
Better coordination and collaboration can boost food security in rural South Africa |
| 1769 |
How Africa can develop a “society for all ages” |
| 1770 |
Professor Marietjie Havenga delivers inaugural lecture |
