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Research recognition for two young CEMS academics
Dr Catherine le Roux and Alicia Weber received the Principal’s Award for Excellence in Research at the recent virtual Unisa Research & Innovation Awards Ceremony. Each accepted R15 000 and a certificate. Read more
From night-time security guard to doctor
Dr Perekeme Mutu is proof that with hard work and determination, nothing can stand in the way of one’s dreams. He recently graduated with not one, but two university degrees—achieved simultaneously—an LLB from Unisa and a PhD (Law) from UP Read more
The countdown to the third Unisa National Strings Music Competition has begun
The countdown to the third Unisa National Strings Music Competition has begun. While the event will be closed to the public because of gathering restrictions, you can still enjoy all the performances in the comfort of your home by viewing the live stream on YouTube, starting this Saturday. #unisastringscomp2021 Read more
Online research poses opportunities and ethical challenges
With over 38 million active internet users in South Africa, the research landscape has changed. Current issues were debated at a session on Ethics in the age of technological disruption during the recent Unisa ODeL conference, hosted by CEMS Read more
Refusing to accept the status quo
Speaking at the CAS 2021 T&L Festival, the Chairman of the SAICA Board lauded the college for its resilience. “Your student performance was impressive, as from the 983 African candidates that passed the 2021 ITC exams, 315 were from Unisa. This is by far the highest contribution by a university and shows its commitment to the transformation of the accounting profession.” Read more
To postpone, or not to postpone? South Africa’s local elections hang in the balance
It’s not convincing to argue that the political parties would not be able to campaign as they have done in the past, writes Unisa’s Professor Dirk Kotzé in The Conversation. Read more
This go-getter is living her dream
On her journey to realise her childhood aspirations, Unisa’s Dr Koketjo Tsebe continues adding accolades to her long list of achievements. “Every day I am reminded that as long as I work hard, commit to my roles, consult with others, and prioritise my work, I can realise all my goals.” #WomensMonth Read more
Women and finances
All over the world, but especially in South Africa, women face tough times. They are expected to work, do household duties, buy groceries, care for loved ones, including kids at school, and interrupt careers to have children. However, they are lagging behind when it comes to managing their finances. #WomensMonth #WomenFinancialFitness Read more
Art walk attracts the Embassy of Portugal
HE Manuel Carvalho recently visited the Unisa Florida Science Campus not only to enjoy the mutually beneficial relationship between the arts and science, but also to establish a collaborative mission with Unisa. Read more
Young imbokodo academic gets estimable recognition
Not only is she a magnificent woman, Unisa's Dr Lebohang Motsomotso has also bagged the 2021 Unisa Research and Innovation Youngest Female Doctoral Graduate Award. "Women should know that alone you cannot change the world, but you can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples." #WomensMonth #Imbokodo Read more
