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UCT Vice-Chancellor Launches Substantial Scholarships For Women
Vice-Chancellor Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng has launched three substantial scholarships for women, focused on gender issues. The launch was part of ... -
Wits-owned company launches entrepreneurial development unit
The company, Wits Enterprise, said the new unit, The Entrepreneurial Wayz (TEWZ), would focus on aligning business ecosystems, developing strategic partnerships, ... -
UNISA DEGREE FOR A REMARKABLE WOMAN
A young sufferer of stage four endometriosis recently graduated from Unisa with 24 distinctions. Tinevimbo Matambanadzo (26) obtained a BA in community ... -
UJ introduces 100% online degrees
The University of Johannesburg (UJ) has introduced 100% online degree programmes as part of its strategy to create a learning ... -
Paralympian, Ntando Mahlangu, Joins Cartoon Network’s Anti-Bullying Campaign
Cartoon Network Africa teams up with Paralympian medalist, Ntando Mahlangu, for its 2017 CN Buddy Network anti-bullying campaign, encouraging viewers ... -
New bursary launched for early childhood teacher training in Cape Winelands
The Indaba Education Fund (IEF) is offering bursaries to students requiring financial support to complete South Africa’s first ever Association ... -
MTN celebrates 10 years of community outreach as it prepares to embark on its flagship staff volunteerism programme
Starting 01 June 2017, thousands of MTN employees in South Africa and across the operator’s 22 markets in Africa and ... -
Nineteen-year-old Quintine Mkhondo graduates with an actuarial degree
Meet the young man who graduated with an actuarial science degree. Quintine Mkhondo explains what it takes to achieve this ... -
Gauteng Govt Goes Ahead With Online School Applications
The Gauteng Education Department announced that it is now prepared to deal with enormous capacities of applications when its online ... -
Giving Chalumna youth hope
Writer: Nonsindiso Qwabe Holding a firm belief that children are not things that can be moulded, but are people to be ...
