Wits Vuvuzela https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html International house residence at Wits in the dark witsvuvuzela.com Make the legal fraternity ethical again, says Justice Madlanga REVIEW: The revival of Sophiatown Wits’ students fill Great Hall for Witsies Got Talent finale  Integrity at the top: how Terence Nombembe’s appointment shifts the Wits Council landscape The R520 million ghost: why Witsies’ missing middle are still in the dark Slice: 2026 World Cup: nostalgia, noise, and new concerns A new res has entered the chat Wits Digital Dome: Reclaiming African narratives through 8K innovation  Graduates say, “Squeeze us in, re lokeleng!” SLICE: Fruit of a poisoned tree  Degrees still pay off, but students are studying longer to stand out Africa Day: more than just a pretty outfit    Completing the historic march on June 16 SLICE: A case for journalism and law students to take on the 52 steps at the Gallows Museum  SLICE: Don’t look away from the horrors of Apartheid in Palestine  Bozell promises partnership—the reality is far from it  PROFILE: Honouring the legacy of Malcolm Purkey   SLICE: The filtered past: why our history education needs the hard truth. Wits staff unions say they are ready to down tools End of an era for the Bookdealers of Melville SLICE: Studying journalism while newspapers disappear  Two choirs. Two countries. One stage. Thunee is more than just a game, it’s culture of connection  Koppies tales for Mother’s Day   New Blood, Same Heart: Wits Women’s Rugby Defies Scoreline in Physical Zondi Clash SLICE: Is talent enough when culture is at stake?  Seen But Not Supported: The Autism Access Gap in South Africa  SLICE: Sorry, we bleed on your patriarchy  Review: Michael: Discovering the making of the King of Pop  EDITORIAL: When will we tell women’s stories in full?  SLICE: Debunking the ‘useless’ BA degrees narrative World Press Freedom Day: truth on the line  SLICE: Reclaiming the bicycle could change commuting in Johannesburg  Witsies are open for business Fire, friends and R200 on the line: why Witsies are taking on the Roco Mama’s hot wings challenge  A requiem for memory: Wits festival opens with tribute to 1976 youth Rolling through Jozi: young skaters take to the streets  Bridging sports separation: Wits athletes team up in the WSC Amazing Race Games REVIEW: House of Olé’s living gallery is a symphony of artistry Slice: Why is Easter a public holiday but not Yom Kippur, Eid, or Diwali? Between a tight buget and a war, Witsies in a pinch Melville Art Mile – where art belongs to everyone Honouring Hugh Masekela – the heart that beats through the people  Joburg’s CBD came alive in first Main Street Sundays SLICE: Decolonisation is a dialogue, not a monologue  Art beyond borders—redefining how we see migration Officially named, but culturally unchanged: The Matrix at Wits REVIEW: When the body becomes the gallery