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"Vibrant flowers can still bloom, even when planted in concrete"
Read about the inspirational academic and life journey of the College of Law’s Rikho Tendani Musekwa, who recently graduated with a Master of Laws in Jurisprudence. Read more
A new chapter begins for two student leaders
Read about the journeys of Andile Ndlela and Sibusiso Selby Mhlongo, respectively Chairperson and Secretary of the Unisa KwaZulu-Natal Regional Student Representative Council. Read more
Unisa wins bid to host IAMS General Assembly
During a recent visit to the university, an executive delegation of the International Association for Mission Studies congratulated the university on winning the bid to host their 16th General Assembly in 2026. Read more
Cutting grass by day, pursuing Unisa studies by night
Read the inspirational story of Siyabonga Chaliluque from rural KwesakwaMthethwa in Empangeni, who recently graduated from Unisa with a Bachelor of Education degree. Read more
Unisan’s research set to improve accident records management through AI
Dr Vanessa Neo Mathope’s ground-breaking doctoral research focused on developing a framework for integrating artificial intelligence into records management processes to support the claims management system at the Road Accident Fund. Read more
Koma e wetse: When tradition meets the harsh realities of modern livelihoods
In the context of today’s economic pressures, the impact of traditional initiation on the lives and livelihoods of young initiates cannot be ignored, writes Unisa alumna Mampete Mookeng. Read more
Imbizo inspires youth
The Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair recently hosted its annual "Let the Youth Say Amen" imbizo in Mabopane, focusing on addressing the declining participation of young people in South Africa’s mainline churches. Read more
Shedding light on the well-being of ODeL facilitators
The research of Dr Liesl Scheepers, who recently graduated with a PhD in Education at Unisa, explores the interplay between self-efficacy, burnout and the transformative power of relationships in distance education. Read more
A giant leap for student success and retention
Supplemental Instruction, an academic support programme designed to enhance students’ learning and success in challenging courses, is set to be piloted at Unisa, marking a giant leap for student success and retention. Read more
SWEEP: Where women entrepreneurs take the lead
From drone pilots to skincare brand builders, student women entrepreneurs are stepping into their power, and Inhlanyelo Hub is ensuring that they have the tools to soar. Read more
