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Intensifying teaching and learning practice in African universities
Graced by renowned higher education experts in Africa, the 2nd Regional Model Symposium hosted by Unisa, in partnership with the Namibian College of Open Learning and the Botswana Open University, aimed at, among others, enhancing the quality and credibility of programme offerings and learner support services within a context-bound regional model. Read more
Unisa confers posthumous honorary degree to struggle stalwart Solomon Mahlangu
Unisa recently conferred a degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science (Honoris Causa) posthumously to Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu, a renowned South African freedom fighter, struggle activist and operative of the ANC military wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK). Read more
Unisa scholar dedicated to cultural authenticity in Venda Bible translations
In his inaugural lecture, the College of Human Sciences' Prof Hulisani Ramantswana unpacked the impact that Bible translations have had on indigenous languages and cultures, particularly within the context of colonial ideologies. Read more
A journey towards inclusive 4IR in CODeL
Unisa's 8th Teaching and Learning Festival aimed to spotlight the importance of teaching excellence and inclusive 4IR. Prof Meahabo Magano said the university must secure its place in the rapidly evolving landscape of education by harnessing the power of technology to revolutionise teaching, learning and student support. Read more
Former student leader eager to make an impact in the law sphere
Joining the #CircleofExcellence during the #UnisaSpringGraduations season, Shatadi Phoshoko, former National Student Representative Council's Secretary-General, lauds the university as a great and flexible open distance and e-learning institution and encourages its students to do extra-curricular activities and acquire additional skills that can pave the way for a successful career. Read more
Unisa honours accounting trailblazer, Sizwe Nxasana
Sizwe Nxasana, one of the most revered South Africans who led an illustrious career and defined the odds to become one of the first black chartered accountants, was conferred the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Accounting Sciences (Honoris Causa) at Unisa. Read more
Monarch embraces vital African languages project launched at Unisa
In a remarkable display of support, His Majesty King Makhosonke Mabena II of the amaNdebele wholeheartedly championed the SWiP Project's unwavering commitment to preserving and advancing isiNdebele and other African languages at the official launch hosted at Unisa. Read more
Drone Divas training programme takes flight at Inhlanyelo Hub
Breaking barriers, soaring higher; eighteen exceptional women unleash their wings in the world of drones at Inhlanyelo Hub. The hub's commitment to empowering women in technology is taking flight, one diva at a time. Read more
Expanding Unisa's research and innovation collaboration footprint
A delegation of Unisa staff members from the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences and the College of Science, Engineering and Technology visited Michigan State University and the University of California-Davis in the USA to explore further research and innovation collaborations. Read more
"Unisa should be lauded for its prudence in recognising the ability of women to lead" – Deputy Chief Justice Maya
Hailed as one of the women who made groundbreaking strides in championing the country's justice system and empowering women in the judiciary and the broader legal profession, Unisa recently conferred Deputy Chief Justice Mandisa Maya with a Doctor of Philosophy in Law (Honoris Causa). Read more
