Wits Vuvuzela https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html witsvuvuzela.com Wits student wins Gauteng Falling Walls Lab, Heads to Berlin with AI Innovation   Self-defence Seminar records its highest attendance to date, as students’ need for self-defence rises  EDITORIAL: Honouring the shereos of South African sports  Operation Ubuntu demands action: ‘If we don’t fight, who’s going to fight for us?’  Review: Finding home in the unseen: What We Do Not See invites visitors to look closer David Webster Cup goes beyond mainstream sports with new format Left behind by design: the high price lefties pay in a right-handed world  FEATURE: Sesotho fesheneng – to know your origin is to know yourself Cinema for the people: inside Jozi’s underground ‘anti-film festival’  Birdsong against borders as Hey Hillbrow! Let’s Dlala! takes to the streets  Lights, camera, verticals   So you’re not into politics?  Review: A Season in Hillbrow SLICE: One badge, two standards: Why South Africa rallies louder for Bafana Bafana than Banyana Banyana REVIEW: Our favourite friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man is back!  SLICE: The baddest b*tches ain’t in LA  The hidden victims of climate change: South Africa’s archives  REVIEW: The ‘soft life’ was never African SLICE: Bearing witness in fractured times: the safety of women in journalism   From extraction to impact: Wits marks 130 years of mining SLICE: Fruit of a poisoned tree  SLICE: How SA’s job market turned postgraduate degrees into a social safety net Wits Digital Dome: Reclaiming African narratives through 8K innovation  Africa Day: more than just a pretty outfit    Make the legal fraternity ethical again, says Justice Madlanga Rallying against “apart-hate”   REVIEW: Robots – a documentary about the intersections of one man’s life I asked 15 recruiters one question. Their answers might change how you approach your next career fair.  Women’s Day at the seat of power  The R520 million ghost: why Witsies’ missing middle are still in the dark SLICE: Women can do anything men can do, but maybe we shouldn’t  Completing the historic march on June 16 Degrees still pay off, but students are studying longer to stand out Slice: 2026 World Cup: nostalgia, noise, and new concerns Integrity at the top: how Terence Nombembe’s appointment shifts the Wits Council landscape PROFILE: Chriselda Lewis’ story is far from over Joburg’s CBD came alive in first Main Street Sundays SLICE: The filtered past: why our history education needs the hard truth. Wits’ students fill Great Hall for Witsies Got Talent finale  A new res has entered the chat Graduates say, “Squeeze us in, re lokeleng!” SLICE: A case for journalism and law students to take on the 52 steps at the Gallows Museum  Bozell promises partnership—the reality is far from it  PROFILE: Honouring the legacy of Malcolm Purkey   End of an era for the Bookdealers of Melville Wits’ liver transplant programme celebrates 1000th life-saving surgery  SLICE: Studying journalism while newspapers disappear  Two choirs. Two countries. One stage. Wits Women eye historic Varsity Football run on home soil