Local Government Elections are officially underway, students tell us which campaigning strategies have appealed to them the most, and would likely influence them in their conscious decision when casting their vote.
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The National Minimum Wage Research initiative released its main research report in which they highlighted the impacts and usefulness of increasing the minimum wage. The launch of the report was held at Wits on Monday.
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This week’s cool kid features Marco Rademeyer and his very cool hover board.
Fourth year Film and TV student, Marco Rademeyer.
Wits students are offered the chance to participate in an essay writing contest hosted by The Korean Embassy of South Africa, winners walk away with money rewards. (more…)
Wits men’s basketball team, the Wits Horny Bucks, wins the title in the USSA basketball tournament for the first time.
Wits Bucks wins its first ever title in the USSA basketball tournament on Friday on home ground.
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Keletso Bonolo Modiba is driven and adventurous. Once she sets her mind on something, she goes all the way to achieve it.
THE Wits Association of Catholic Tertiary Students’ (ACTS) mentorship programme offers tutoring and mentoring to orphans at St. Joseph children’s home in Sophiatown.
Students request for evening bus and shuttle services, to ensure their safety.
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April 27th is celebrated as Freedom Day in South Africa, marking the anniversary of the first non-racial elections after the fall of apartheid.Wits Vuvuzela takes a look at the many meanings of freedom.
April 23rd, marks both World Book Day and this year marks 400 years since William Shakespeare’s death.
The day is used to commemorate and celebrate his literary contributions to language, poetry, prose and drama. 400 years later, it is evident that his work still lives on, as scholars are still educated on his work.
Some of Shakespeare’s notable and most popular works include, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet and King Lear, among these are a selection of poems and prose that he worked on.
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Motorists must know their rights and avoid paying bribes to stop the cycle of police corruption. (more…)
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