First nationwide tournament for Wits e-sport
Wits Wargames just miss qualifying for the quarter finals at the first national electronic sports university competition. (more…)
Wits eateries shrink plastic usage
Wits University moves leans towards the greener side with better waste usage and management. (more…)
Joburg’s Afro-Latin deliria
When most of the city goes to sleep, the Johannesburg Salsa community comes alive. (more…)
BASKETBALL: Wits men’s top Gauteng league
Wits Bucks end their provincial league, winning all of their matches. (more…)
Witsies win at nursing education conference
Conference focused on “transforming [the nursing] education and practice landscape”. (more…)
FOOTBALL: Wits ladies lose in Sasol league
The Smiling Assassins suffer a difficult loss in their 23rd week of the Sasol Women’s League. (more…)
Olympic dream a step closer
Witsies in the winning South African hockey team now stand a chance to attend the 2020 Olympics. (more…)
Therapist Welma de Beer combats trauma with drama
Drama teacher’s practices include storytelling and play therapy where game-play is used to uncover and work through issues. (more…)
Witsie wins writing award
Postgraduate receives international recognition for her self-published book.
Wartenweiler to receive brand new digital revamp
New e-learning facility is to encourage academic development. (more…)
REVIEW: Eat more plants at Lexi’s
Lexi’s Healthy Eatery is a nutritious greenhouse hidden among Rosebank’s concrete jungle.
VOLLEYBALL: Wits Titans baffled after loss
Titans fail to prove themselves against Quantum’s strong offense. (more…)
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- IN-DEPTH: Pricey food costs lives‘Pricey food costs lives’ is a podcast that focuses on wholesale and the sale of fresh produce by various actors in the market ranging from the street vendors to the Joburg Market. The narrator, Malaika Ditabo, explores the effects of climate change, inflation, and unemployment on the general South African population. In this episode salesman […]