Wits fostering entrepreneurship
Rafiki misses out on Oscar nod
Rafiki has missed out on an Oscar nod but has broken boundaries in Kenya
Wits Cricket ready to bounce back
The Wits cricket team are prepared for a weekend of action.
Slice of Life: It is just a game after all, right?
Racism and discrimination plagues the sports world and yet it all goes by unnoticed
Find the bank that best suits you
Students should take the time to find the bank that works for them while studying
First-year parking becomes more secure with booms
First-year parking booms will go live in the coming week to improve safety and security
Wits Fencing Club takes gold in KZN
Witsies shine in KwaZulu-Natal National Open tournament.
Book review: The Lost Boys of Bird Island
A book review of the shocking exposé of the dark underbelly of some of South Africa’s twisted apartheid leaders.
Elizabeth-Jane Ringrose and Naeemah Dudan (more…)
Touch Boks bring home bronze at World Cup
Witsies catch bronze in Youth Touch World Cup in Malaysia
The Kudu Buck stops here
The Kudu Bucks terminals are still causing students problems
Witsies launch fashion oasis
An online website has been created to promote local brands in the fashion industry
Q&A with Farai Mubaiwa
Farai Mubaiwa is a leader, activist and African feminist. She is currently pursuing an MSc in the Political Economy of Emerging Markets at King’s College London. Farai has also co-founded the NGO Africa Matters which aims at changing the narrative of Africa in the eyes of the youth. In 2017, Farai was a recipient of the Queens Young Leader Award.
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