In their shoes: #FunkItImWalking wants to decriminalise sex work
High-heeled supporters and sex workers joined the #FunkItImWalking march to draw attention to their cause. (more…)
#JusticeForQueerSA has no cause for celebration
Queer lives are at stake across the country and activists are saying ‘enough is enough’.
PHOTO ESSAY: What happens in the dark, comes to light through protest
Ntando Ximba is a student journalist for Wits Vuvuzela. In this photo essay, he captured the various ways people around the country deal with load-shedding and load-reduction.
Health workers wear ‘crazy’ socks to support mental health initiative
A student society at Wits has partnered with the iThemba foundation to raise awareness for mental health among medical professionals and health sciences students.
Witsies’ pharmacy pitch nets R100 000 in funding
Two Wits pharmacy graduates have been granted start-up capital for their automated pill-dispensing innovation. (more…)
Wits women’s hockey player heads for Tokyo Olympics
Witsie has been picked to play in SA’s hockey first squad in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
PHOTO ESSAY: #QueerLivesMatter march in Braamfontein
Karabo Mashaba is a student journalist for Wits Vuvuzela. She captured the LGBTQIA+ march in Braamfontein on June 3, 2021.
On a Sandton rooftop drive-in movies make a return
Drive-in cinema makes a comeback in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic providing patrons entertainment from the comfort of their cars
NSFAS allowance hold-ups heap stress on students
It was announced that students would be paid allowances, yet many of them have still not received anything.
Wits archaeologist is an emerging explorer
Wits archaeologist’s passion for digging deep has gained her international recognition.
PHOTO ESSAY: Miss Gauteng hopefuls strut their stuff
Alfonso Nqunjana is a student journalist for Wits Vuvuzela and he captured the Miss Gauteng 2021 auditions at City Lodge Hotel in Newton on May 31, 2021.
Assignment deadline extension makes waves
Late registration is the hot topic among students after Unisa extended its assignment deadline for the second time. (more…)
