Tshwane University of Technology’s 3rd Annual Dr Tlou Cholo Legacy Lecture explored the theme South Africa’s Thirty Years of Democracy — Quo Vadis?
TUT embraces AI and has made it central to all of its teaching, research and innovation
Celebrating the people behind ‘the people’s university’
The Electoral Commission of South Africa hopes to trigger conversations among the youth about the importance of voting
The hope is that AI would help with ‘reconciliation and repair to a point of growth and prosperity’
The high-tech vehicle used the road trip to visit schools and raise awareness about renewable energy
Thousands of students, who owe billions of rands in outstanding fees to universities, can’t get their qualification certificates and so can’t get jobs
The Covid-19 relief grant helped millions of South Africans, but it ended in January. The M&G spoke to unemployed youth who found the money helpful
Universities and other higher education institutions have to develop ways of preventing or dealing with rape and other damaging behaviour
Higher education minister expands the allowance for who can be on campus, but numbers cannot be more than a third of the student population
It was recently ranked the number one university of technology on the African continent
For the second time in a week, the Tshwane university has suspended its activities
Katlego Monareng was shot dead during student representative council elections at the Soshanguve campus in August
Students had not been attending classes for six weeks following the death of student Katlego Monareng, allegedly at the hands of police
The university says all academic activities had been suspended until further notice and several students have received suspension notices
The footballer is one of two local players to be snapped up by a professional league in Australia
A protest over alleged rigged SRC elections at TUT ended tragically
Thursday marks a week since law student Katlego Monareng was allegedly shot and killed by a police officer following a protest on a TUT campus
According to one student leader, the march is meant to ‘garner public sympathy to force the minister of police to give this issue special attention’
Staff members improve their qualifications
Autumn graduation ceremonies fairly conducted
The rappers were told that we’d be going on last, so we had no choice but to sit and wait. Then came heartbreak
Qualifications must remain relevant in the rapidly changing job market
TUT has launched an online platform and will soon offer province-specific qualifications
A place of ecological and historical significance has been turned into an indigenous knowledge centre by a dedicated traditional doctor
“I must deliver a work that not only speaks to me and the world but one that speaks to the issues that our country is facing".
Teens from outlying provinces brave the big city’s cruelties in the hope of bagging a prized university spot, knowing that nothing is certain
We went to Tshwane University of Technology to speak to students queuing to register for the 2018 academic year. Accommodation is one of the concerns.
Police are investigating a case of culpable homicide.
When several South African universities merged, it was hoped this would improve access and equality. It had the opposite effect.
Students’ protest over funding continued at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) on Monday, forcing closure of the institution.
President Jacob Zuma’s comments about Marikana did not mean he condoned the shooting to death of 34 mineworkers, the presidency said.