Protesters take on task to tell their own story
Two students who are volunteers of the media task team took to the front of the marches to do coverage of the days events.
Wits ranked number one Africa
Wits University has added another 1st place ranking title for 2016 from the latest international ranking table that has come out. The latest ranking is called the Shanghai ranking and it is known to be a prestigious one.
Slice of life: Living with mental illness
The seriousness of mental illnesses is often overlooked, this weeks Slice of life looks at depression and mental illnesses and what it is like living with a mental illness.
Suicide awareness this weekend
Saturday September 10 is World Suicide Prevention day it is an event that happens every year to help increase awareness around suicide and break the stigma around it.
Q&A with Thuto-Lesedi Gaasenwe
Thuto-Gaasenwe is a passionate spoken word poet who studies Civil Engineering and has a love for the art way of life.
Sport climbers can now climb for Olympic medals in 2020
Sport climbing has now been recognised as an Olympic sport for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. (more…)
Baby steps in sexual harassment policies
Wits Vuvuzela takes a look at the sexual harassment policies of the University of Pretoria, University of the Witwatersrand and Rhodes University.
Elections leave LGBTI voters feeling voiceless
Local Government Elections are tomorrow but according to members of the of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual and intersexual (LGBTI) community their voices are not there.
Indigenous Dance Academy creates platforms for hope
There is a dance group located in the township of Tembisa and its changing young lives and creating opportunities through dance.
Closing the graduation gap campaign
Project W has been working on a campaign that aims to help more students graduate.
Conflicting identities and intersectionality discussed at Wits
An intersectionality dialogue session was held today looking at how identities interlink, focusing on queerness, race and gender.
Wits Pride to focus on #OppressionDenied
This years Annual Wits Pride aims to focus on opposing all forms of oppression and not just oppression found in the LGBT community.
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We Should Be Writing podcast
- IN-DEPTH: Pricey food costs lives‘Pricey food costs lives’ is a podcast that focuses on wholesale and the sale of fresh produce by various actors in the market ranging from the street vendors to the Joburg Market. The narrator, Malaika Ditabo, explores the effects of climate change, inflation, and unemployment on the general South African population. In this episode salesman […]