Errand-running business helps students earn an income
Wits students have initiated an errand-running service to provide a potential income for fellow Witsies.
PROFILE: Nonhlanhla Koaho commits to caring for the less fortunate in her community
“From a very young age I’ve always aspired to bring change in my community.” (more…)
Wits duo clean up Braam’s dirty laundry
Two Wits students have started a laundry service for the Wits community and residents in surrounding areas.
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- 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 […]