Nokuzola Ndwandwe, a Unisa Accounting Science graduate from KwaZulu-Natal, who is also an award-winning menstrual health rights activist, recently addressed the South African Parliament to present a petition calling for menstrual rights to be recognised as a human right in this country. Read more
A transformative workshop developed by the East London Counselling Office recently brought together experts, survivors, and community leaders to share insights, strategies, and personal experiences.Read more
The Unisa Science Engagement Centre recently conducted a robotics and coding workshop to empower more than 600 educators from various schools across the country. Read more
The ARCSWiD KwaZulu-Natal Regional Forum Inauguration was more than just a ceremony - as a launchpad for change, it will shape the futures of Unisa students in the region living with disabilities.Read more
Speaking at Makerere University, Uganda’s largest and oldest institution of higher learning, Professor Puleng LenkaBula shared her thoughts on the resilience, actions, and leadership of African women in the quest to shape the continent’s future and its position in the world.Read more
As the university concluded its 2024 academic agenda at the annual year-end ceremony, the reappointment of Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Puleng LenkaBula, signifies the continued commitment of academic excellence and innovation towards the next 150 years and beyond. Read more
Discover how a Unisa Diploma in Tourism Management is paving the way for a sustainable future in travel. Read more
Beating the likes of FNB and Sassa, the university's corporate website took top honours in the Best Designed and Accessible Website category at the .za Awards Ceremony, an annual event that recognises stakeholders who excel in advancing the growth and resilience of the .za namespace.Read more
Unisa's KwaZulu-Natal Region recently hosted a successful workshop to inform students about issues related to quality assurance and enhancement at the university. Read more