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Unisa assists SAPS to fight cybercrime - focusing on the youth
Prof Elmarie Kritzinger told the South African Police Service Cybercrime Conference that it was vital that all cyber users were made aware of how to protect themselves and their information. Read more
HE communicators rock MACE session in Durban
Unisa KZN hosted the Marketing, Advancement and Communication in Education regional networking and empowerment session last month. Read more
Ethics in higher education unpacked
In a recent keynote presentation at a workshop attended by the Social and Ethics Committee of Council, Prof Mandla Makhanya explained why ethics has to be holistically inculcated across the university. Read more
The passionate call of an African prophet
Delivering the first Pixely ka Isaka Seme Memorial Lecture, hosted by Unisa's Institute for African Renaissance Studies, Dr Bongani Ngqulunga said that Seme's political vision and mission in life was the redemption of the black race and its emancipation from oppression. Read more
Greener pastures beckon as former gardener graduates
Years of hard work, perseverance and a helping hand from former employers who recognised his potential saw former gardener Patrick Malesu graduating with a National Diploma in Electrical Engineering at Unisa during June. Read more
Unisa RPL journey bears fruit
Rodney Naudé graduated on 30 May 2019 in Durban with a Master of Commerce in Business Management after having had his prior learning recognised for the purpose of further study. Read more
A beacon of hope for Unisa M&Ds
The CGS research development programme for master's and doctoral students based in Ethiopia is powered by the unwavering dedication and remarkable expertise of academics from various colleges. Read more
Balneologist bags a power post
The International Geothermal Association has appointed Unisa's Dr Azwindini Ernest Tshibalo as its ambassador in South Africa to conduct research on geothermal energy and contribute data to a global database. Read more
A gendered approach to transformation
Nkiru Nzegwu, Professor of Africana Studies at Binghamton University, New York, delivered Unisa's second African Intellectuals Project lecture entitled "Proper African woman: Omumu, dissembling subordination and reasserting endogenous powers". Read more