Mathews Kokong, Midlands Regional Director, recently met with staff and students at the Rustenburg library to encourage student support and think of ways to enhance the accessibility of the library to students. Read more
Unisa Foundation has partnered with the School-Days programme to make giving towards student bursaries easy and part of daily living. Read more
Studying her way towards a professional teaching degree and a permanent post, recent graduate Sanele Dlamini is the embodiment of the zeal and tenacity that make Unisans great. Read more
It was a double celebration for Dr Samuel Makgai who, having graduated with a PhD in October, learnt that he was awarded second prize in the Pan South African Language Board Literature Awards.Read more
Delivered by the eminent Judge Tshifhiwa Maumela, the second annual Oliver Tambo Memorial Lecture not only reminisced about Tambo's life and leadership capabilities but also deliberated on issues affecting South Africa and higher education. Read more
Keeping their eyes on the prize, Unisa’s Value Creators Team, innovative students Khanyisile Ndlovu and Junior Mahlangu, have won the JSE Investment Challenge’s Spectacular University Category in two consecutive months and made it to the top three of the overall rounds. Read more
Delivering his congratulatory address at a recent Muckleneuk graduation ceremony, Thabo Mbeki, the Unisa Chancellor and Former President of South Africa, motivated graduates to continue learning in and beyond a university that educated many illustrious alumni.Read more
Visually impaired Dr Mlambo Farisai from Zimbabwe forms the spring graduation crop of #UnisaGraduation2022 #Circleofexcellene at Unisa. Mlambo received a PhD from the College of Education through persistence and unyielding grit. She is also a Lecturer at the Great Zimbabwe University (GZU). Read more
Unisa’s Chancellor and former South African President, Dr Thabo Mbeki, took to the greens at a recent Stakeholder Engagement Golf Challenge to, among others, strengthen partnerships and collaborations in support of the university’s Student Access for Success initiative. Read more