The Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair recently hosted its annual “Let the Youth Say Amen” imbizo in Mabopane, focusing on addressing the declining participation of young people in South Africa’s mainline churches. Read more

In the context of today’s economic pressures, the impact of traditional initiation on the lives and livelihoods of young initiates cannot be ignored, writes Unisa alumna Mampete Mookeng. Read more

The research of Dr Liesl Scheepers, who recently graduated with a PhD in Education at Unisa, explores the interplay between self-efficacy, burnout, and the transformative power of relationships in distance education. Read more

From drone pilots to skincare brand builders, student women entrepreneurs are stepping into their power, and Inhlanyelo Hub is ensuring that they have the tools to soar. Read more

Supplemental Instruction, an academic support programme designed to enhance students’ learning and success in challenging courses, is set to be piloted at Unisa, marking a giant leap for student success and retention. Read more

Dr Bawani Elisa Leungo, who specialises in oral language development in early childhood, lauds Unisa for its pivotal role in her academic journey. Read more

After struggling with depression and repeatedly registering and deregistering, Lindiwe Zamandaba Kati finally achieved her dream of obtaining a Bachelor of Information Science degree from Unisa. Read more

Read about four remarkable Unisa graduates who demonstrate what it means to hang in there, survive, and come out even stronger. Read more

Years of discipline culminated in Constable Lydia Thubana and Sergeant Tshepiso Mphahlele graduating at Unisa’s #2025AutumnGraduations, marking not just a personal triumph, but a significant gain for the South African Police Service. Read more