Latest articles on Tshwane University Of Technology

New education policy on gender violence released

Education Bongekile Macupe - 9 Aug 2020

Universities and other higher education institutions have to develop ways of preventing or dealing with rape and other damaging behaviour

Universities can decide which students return to campus, even if they are not in their final year

Coronavirus Bongekile Macupe - 9 Jun 2020

Higher education minister expands the allowance for who can be on campus, but numbers cannot be more than a third of the student population

TUT gears up for 4IR

Article Charles Molele - 22 Nov 2019

It was recently ranked the number one university of technology on the African continent

TUT shut as standoff goes on

Article Bongekile Macupe - 8 Mar 2019

For the second time in a week, the Tshwane university has suspended its activities

Two cops arrested over TUT student’s shooting death

Article Alex Mitchley - 22 Oct 2018

Katlego Monareng was shot dead during student representative council elections at the Soshanguve campus in August

TUT to reopen six weeks after student shooting

Article Agency - 6 Oct 2018

Students had not been attending classes for six weeks following the death of student Katlego Monareng, allegedly at the hands of police

TUT suspends academic activities, students at both Soshanguve campuses

Article Gemma Ritchie - 10 Sep 2018

The university says all academic activities had been suspended until further notice and several students have received suspension notices

Banyana ace in the land down under

Article Thulebona Mhlanga - 7 Sep 2018

The footballer is one of two local players to be snapped up by a professional league in Australia

Bloody sand marks student’s death

Article Gemma Ritchie - 31 Aug 2018

A protest over alleged rigged SRC elections at TUT ended tragically

Students frustrated despite TUT investigation into student shooting

Article Gemma Ritchie - 30 Aug 2018

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

TUT Soshanguve students march to the offices of police minister

Article Gemma Ritchie - 29 Aug 2018

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’

Graduation ceremonies a success

Article Advertising Supplement - 8 Jun 2018

Autumn graduation ceremonies fairly conducted

Graduation Day at Mbombela Campus – a special day for family and friends

Article Advertising Supplement - 8 Jun 2018

Staff members improve their qualifications

Slice of Life: One shot, one opportunity …

Article Luke Feltham - 1 Jun 2018

The rappers were told that we’d be going on last, so we had no choice but to sit and wait. Then came heartbreak

Tshwane University of Technology offers progressive curriculum up to doctoral degrees

Article Sfiso Atomzo Buthelezi - 27 Apr 2018

Qualifications must remain relevant in the rapidly changing job market

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Sarah Smit - 8 Aug 2020

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Athandiwe Saba - 7 Aug 2020

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Special Reports

WiMSA shines a light on the future of women in mining

special reports - 7 Aug 2020

Men in mining must begin to take it upon themselves to support the development of women in the industry

Special Reports

Department of Public Works and Infrastructure reveals second gender-based violence advocacy artwork

special reports - 7 Aug 2020

The men and boys of South Africa are important role players in this mission to ensure that women are respected, protected and treated equally

Special Reports

Empowering the voice of women in leadership to enable full participation in their roles in leadership and decision making

special reports - 7 Aug 2020

Sibanye-Stillwater has 13% female representation in its workforce and is actively working to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls

Special Reports

Surviving the tobacco ban

special reports - 7 Aug 2020

Nicotine is given as the ‘likely’ reason for lower Covid-19 infection rates but authorities still stress the health risk of smoking

Special Reports

Smokers hold thumbs for cigarette ban to be lifted

special reports - 7 Aug 2020

SATTA is worried about the impact of the ban on its own members activities and how the ban is helping black marketeers to make millions of rands illegally

Special Reports

Covid-19: Outlook on the economy, politics and labour

special reports - 5 Aug 2020

Old Mutual had experts unpack the effects of the pandemic and provide practical tips on how to deal with the financial impact of job losses and salary cuts

Special Reports

Opt-in to Popia

special reports - 5 Aug 2020

All business owners should take note: there is a lot of work ahead to ensure compliance with the POPI Act that has just come into effect

Special Reports

Capital Legacy talks life

special reports - 5 Aug 2020

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