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We were not ready to govern—Ngema
The acclaimed writer, lyricist, composer, director, and theatre producer was speaking at Unisa, when CHS hosted him and a group of panellists to reflect on the story of Sarafina in post-apartheid South Africa. Read more
Unisa an epicentre of knowledge production
The university continues to produce an increasing number of doctoral graduates, with Dr Elias Monhla and Dr Ben Senokoane two of the latest candidates to swell the ranks. Read more
Study explores power relations and domestic violence in Mamelodi
As the world observes International Women’s Day, Unisa Sociology expert Dr Nokuthula Mazibuko reminds us that in South Africa one woman is killed by her intimate male partner every eight hours. Read more
Unisa staff member lauded for research on SA acid mine drainage
Suvania Naidoo’s new book, based on her master’s dissertation, is directly linked to national water and food security. Read more
'Native Question' is an equation: y = f(x)
Delivering the first 2017 College of Human Sciences' Africa Speaks lecture, UJ's Prof Nyasha Mboti said that this algorithm lies at the heart of empire, colonialism, and modernity. Read more
Content marketing an attractive alternative for businesses
Reaching out to interested consumers is more affordable because of social media platforms and email campaigns, says Unisa communications professor, Charmaine du Plessis. Read more
Applying an African lens to social and religious injustices of the past
Unisa Biblical and Ancient Studies Professor Chris de Wet speaks on his research on slavery and the early church, and the lessons to be learnt from a continental perspective. Read more
A day in the life of the Institute for Gender Studies
Body politics, masculinity, feminism and intersexuality are just terminology right? Wrong. At Unisa’s Institute for Gender Studies these terms come alive in their research, teaching and everyday discourse. Read more
Tutu Doctoral Training Programme broadens the horizon of recipients
Unisa's Cobus van Wyngaard, one of the beneficiaries of the DTTP, has found that placing his work into an international context has been immensely helpful. Read more
