Nothing but promises for the youth
The three major political parties wrapped up their campaigns ahead of the national elections with final rallies in Gauteng over the weekend.
DFL students go beyond their comfort zone
DFL themed freedom (including freedom from toxic masculinity) through workshop and performance in Emakhazeni.
10 Essentials for first time voters
10 things you need to survive the May 8 elections.
Mixed feelings about World Press Freedom Day
South Africa is ranked 31 on The World Press Freedom Index.
Ex-miners march for compensation
EFF national student command leads ex-miners march through Braamfontein.
Vegans cook up plan to save the planet
Students taught that switching to veganism does not mean settling for bland food
Keeping GEO report secret does more harm than good – complainants
GEO report to be kept under wraps indefinitely.
UJ SRC seeks support to bounce private security off campus
University of Johannesburg says it is concerned with the safety of all students and staff
Campus security guards fear for their safety
Wits campus protection services officers are concerned about their safety when on night duty. (more…)
New payment plan for campus gym
Campus gym changes it payment plan.
Parties face student voters over election manifestos
Rethinking Economics for Africa hosted a panel discussion to inform students about “which party they’re voting for”.
A race to end gender-based violence
Wits students participated in a fundraiser by non-profit company
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