Speaking at the first day of Unisa's much-anticipated Innovation Festival 2024, Dr Nasiphi Moya, Executive Mayor of the City of Tshwane, highlighted the critical role that partnerships with higher institutions and student-led initiatives could play in tackling societal issues such as unemployment and poverty. Read more
The late Ruth First, Justice Albie Sachs, and other South African greats were recently recognised at the Chancellor's Calabash awards for demonstrating exceptional courage, leadership and dedication in their fight against oppression and injustice .Read more
Presented by the Thabo Mbeki African School of Public and International Affairs, the event brought together legal experts, traditional leaders, royal households, and traditional council members to discuss the implications of the Act. Read more
Despite the significant challenge of living with a disability, Esona Marepula successfully navigated his academic journey with support from Unisa's Advocacy and Resource Centre for Students with Disabilities and obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree. Read more
Unisa students from all over the world are transforming their theory lessons through hands-on laboratory practicals. Read more
Unisa’s Midlands Region recently presented a workshop as part of the Student Engagement in Quality Assurance and Student Support Project at the university’s Rustenburg Hub. Read more
The university recently reinforced its brand presence in Limpopo by engaging with community stakeholders, showcasing its academic milestones, and outlining offerings from various colleges. Read more
Daniel Ndima, a structural biologist of infectious diseases who strongly advocates for scientific innovation that creates jobs, improves the quality of ordinary lives, and contributes to social development and the economy, will be speaking at the upcoming Unisa Innovation Festival. Read more
Having recently graduated with a PhD in Environmental Sciences from Unisa, Dr Rikasha Shamlall exemplifies the power of perseverance and education in a world where challenges often seem insurmountable. Read more