Social media vigilantism no defence against GBV
Twitter accounts against gender-based violence tread a thin line between crime and the law.
Wits Business School lined up for top digital awards
The school will go head-to-head against big brands in the celebrated awards
Witsies recognised for scientific research and community impact
A Wits alumnus and a professor are honoured at the NRF Awards for their research contributions.
Journalist who lied about having cancer dropped from conference
The Wits journalism department has been accused of protecting a former student from the consequences of lying about a serious disease.
ANC secretary general speaks about becoming a better cadre
Youth leaders raise concerns about the ANC. (more…)
Drama for Life unzips young minds
Knowledge Unzipped programme aims to educate the youth on sexual health.
PCOS: Often diagnosed, rarely understood
Polycystic ovarian syndrome is fairly common but remains misunderstood and under-recognised.
Stranger danger is a myth when it comes to gender-based violence
Wits women need to be wary of people they already know, instead of being alert only in unfamiliar places and situations.
What is the role of women within the legal fraternity?
The legal workspace is not friendly towards women.
Clamping down on fear and pain
Feeling pain during sex is common, but for some women it can be unbearable.
Witsie makes top ten in presenter search
Wits finance student competing for a presenter gig on SABC.
Anthology of Black women poetry launched
Book published for women by women brings a sense of diversity.
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We Should Be Writing podcast
- Frequency and FreedomIn episode six of We Should Be Writing season 7, the team unpacked the evolution of music as a form of expression and protest, through four decades in the South African context. The episode explores the journey of South African music and its consumers from the 80s, 90s, early 2000s and contemporary listeners. From the […]