From social media to social impact
Amonge Sinxoto is a young woman determined to positively influence her peers (more…)
VOLLEYBALL: Wits Titans claim victory over Spiker-Roo
The Witsies got off to a shaky start but worked hard to claim ultimate victory (more…)
Witsies to play in first Cosafa Women’s U20 tournament
Witsies hope to help secure first U20 Cosafa women’s trophy for South Africa (more…)
Peter Hudson remembered by Witsies
Hudson was celebrated as teacher, colleague and friend (more…)
National MSA office distances itself from controversial Muslim speaker
A Muslim Students’ Association office hosted the controversial speaker. (more…)
ANC wins the race at Wits university voting stations
Close to 5000 voters cast their votes at Wits University. (more…)
More women than men expected to vote in elections
According to the electoral commission, 55% of the registered voters are women – 10% more than that of men
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Wits EFFSC mock victory lap flops
The Wits EFFSC cut their pre-election victory lap short after it failed to attract support.
Wits dreams of lifting Varsity Hockey trophy
The Ladies hockey team wants to rewrite the history of the tournament it has never won (more…)
Wits’ Varsity Cup experience a forgetful one
FNB Wits had a weak performance at this past Varsity Cup tournament (more…)
Youth political engagement debated
The Auwal Socio-Economic Research Institute hosted a seminar on the youth and politics.
Technology can bring youth into power – Mutambara
By Ntombi Mkandhla
Former Zimbabwean Deputy Prime Minister talks politics and economic issues at Wits Business School
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