Zodwa Msane, a final year LLB student, and Sindiso Sibanda, a recent LLB graduate now registered for an LLM in Income Tax Law, recently represented Unisa at the African Human Rights Moot Court Competition. Read more

Black Panther's story is told in a Marvel-produced film that features Xhosa and South African actors John Kani, Connie Chiume, and Florence Kasumba, alongside the likes of Lupita Nyong’o, Chadwick Boseman, and Michael B Jordan.Read more

As part of its Research and Innovation week activities, the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology hosted a thought-provoking discussion on the controversial local film, Inxeba: The Wound. Read more

The College of Human Sciences recently hosted its Research and Innovation Week flagship event, discussing the telling of African stories through art, as well as neoliberal happiness and feminism.Read more

The university is proud to congratulate alumnus Cyril Ramaphosa on becoming the fifth President of South Africa. President Ramaphosa obtained his BProc degree from Unisa in 1981. He was also awarded the Graduate School of Business Leadership’s prestigious Leadership in Practice Award for 2007.Read more

Check out this year's first issue of YOUNISA, the magazine for Unisa students, alumni and friends.Read more

Dr Prudence N Kayoka-Kabongo, Senior Lecturer in Unisa’s Department of Agriculture and Animal Health, shares her insight and expertise.Read more

The Sixth Unisa International Voice Competition has ended on a historical note with Cecilia Rangwanasha becoming the first South African classical singer to win a Unisa International Voice Competition.Read more

The semi-finalists of the Unisa International Voice Competition have been announced. Leading in the Jazz Category are Cynthia Abraham (France), Ellie Bignall (UK), Amy Campbell (SA), Tahira Clayton (USA), Emma de Goede (SA), and Tshepo Tshabalala (SA). Read more