Wits Vuvuzela https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html witsvuvuzela.com Operation Ubuntu demands action: ‘If we don’t fight, who’s going to fight for us?’  FEATURE: Sesotho Fesheneng – to know your origin is to know yourself Covid-19 relegates primary health care to secondary status FEATURE: South Africa’s basic education paradox: vacancies increase as well as the number of unemployed graduates   REVIEW: CONTRA: Exploring the city that never sleeps, nor stops creating  FEATURE: Ubukhothane is more than what you see   Honouring Hugh Masekela – the heart that beats through the people  Joburg’s CBD came alive in first Main Street Sundays Art beyond borders—redefining how we see migration SLICE: The filtered past: why our history education needs the hard truth. Officially named, but culturally unchanged: The Matrix at Wits Wits staff unions say they are ready to down tools History hangs heavy in the air at The Gallows SLICE: A case for journalism and law students to take on the 52 steps at the Gallows Museum  FEATURE: Where Tamia ends and Tol’Thema begins  PROFILE: Chriselda Lewis’ story is far from over SLICE: Studying journalism while newspapers disappear  The hidden victims of climate change: South Africa’s archives  Birdsong against borders as Hey Hillbrow! Let’s Dlala! takes to the streets  SLICE: Bearing witness in fractured times: the safety of women in journalism   REVIEW: Lili-La a sonic experience by MandiFeze Do Women’s Month events deliver lasting impact beyond the hashtags? Someone Always Pays: South Africa’s illicit economy comes at a cost  From fixing trousers to creating impact – story of two Witsies turned entrepreneurs  Wits shoots down claims that 98% of its staff are foreign nationals  El Niño is coming. Can Johannesburg handle the heat?  EDITORIAL: Behind the scenes in the newsroom The unresolved case of Nokuthula Simelane   Ditch the keyboard: why writing by hand matters for your brain this test week SLICE: Do not look away from Sudan – art as defiance, memory and hope Defect, decay, death and the in-between FEATURE: The Bone Collector’s other campus is a rugby field TREND FEATURE: Behind the ring lights, Witsies are building a valuable digital presence through content creation  Three DUT students win R30 000 for solar innovation Maidens united in diversity: Wits students prepare for Umkhosi Womhlanga Wits students need more diabetes education as healthy food options remain limited HEALTH FEATURE: Varsity students feel mental health pressures during pandemic Wits Rugby trains for Varsity Cup All systems go as faculty offices resume operations Fewer students to be accommodated at Wits residences in 2021 Online classes for all 2021 first-year Witsies Covid-19 pushes Wits clubs, societies online SLICE: At first sight FEATURE: Wits University’s mining magnates Sakai out, Ulwazi in Wits Anglo American Digital Dome revives African oral storytelling traditions Wits physics researchers break record Wits scientists reflect on climate factors in pandemic Invisible disabilities: When asking for help becomes a struggle