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Weighing in on the 2017 Kenyan elections

Three Unisa academics share their insights on the outcome of the hotly contested and now disputed polls. Read more

All-new Unisa Language Festival takes multilingualism to Gauteng schools

The fun and educational industrial theatre show will tour 60 high schools in the region and reach about 36 000 learners and 1 500 teachers. Read more

Setting an example to #DefineTomorrow

Prof Mpho Ngoepe's research focuses upon archives and records management in relation to accountability, justice, and auditing. Read more

A love for politics earns him a PhD at 26

Is Mlungisi Phakathi the youngest Unisa student ever to earn a doctorate? Read more

Unisa’s Monde Maziyane wins DIRCO competition

Unisa student Monde Maziyane shines at DIRCO Budget Vote essay writing competition. Read more

Matjila adapts Mbeki’s ‘I am an African’ into Setswana

Celebrate Africa Day with this beautiful reminder of the innate greatness and potential of beloved Africa. Read more

No conflict between African culture and Islam

Nwabisa Sigaba shares why it's important for Muslims in Africa to create a discourse around the revival of critical Islamic Theology. Read more

Obama, Bush, Soyinka, and now Matjila…

Unisa's Prof Daniel Matjila will give the International Perspectives Conference in the US a depth of understanding in how individuals can disprove and overcome stereotypes of all kinds. Read more

“Education is an immediate equaliser,” says DHET’s Manana

The Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training graduated last night with a BA Honours in International Politics, and said that he loved every moment of being a Unisa student. Read more

Global researchers reflect on families and patterns of care

The Department of Sociology at Unisa co-hosted the bi-annual research group conference of the International Sociological Association Read more