Dancers put their best feet forward
The social origin of ballroom dance lies in the European court dances of the 17th and 18th centuries.
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Youngest PhD graduate in Africa now also Youth Leader of the Year
The youngest PhD graduate in Africa, 24-year-old Dr Musa Suarombe, has been named the Institute of People Management’s (IPM’s) Youth Leader of the Year for 2018/2019.
Aspiring legal eagles moot on children’s rights
Children are some of the most vulnerable members of society, and are routinely submitted to the worst forms of violence.
Veronica knows how to capture a king
You need solid strategies and tactics to capture a king. Just ask Veronica Gouws, a master’s student in applied radiation science and technology at the North-West University (NWU).
Familiar face to take over the soccer reins
A familiar face will be leading the North-West University (NWU) Soccer Institute football team as its head coach.
Students win with ‘peaceful’ atoms
Veronica Gouws, Koketso Kgorinyane and Naomi Mokhine will soon be jetting off to Russia.
Career counselling- take a child to work
An 18-year old student enters the university gate with nothing but a brown envelope and hope.
His silver tongue advocates for change
“Homosexuality is regarded illegal in 75 countries – and in 10 of them it is punishable by death or imprisonment.”
NWU says NO to gender-based violence
South Africa has seen 291 more women murdered, 117 more boys and 29 more girls.
NWU academic impress with judging skills during Undergraduate Awards
Prof Ravinder Rena’s expertise in education and undergraduate research is taking him places – to Dublin in Ireland to be exact.