Fort Hare
latest news & developmentsSouth Africa’s universities are outgrowing a transition-era governance settlement
Universities now operate amid electricity instability, water risk, municipal decay, crime, cyber vulnerability and public distrust
Standing in her own name
This reflective review revisits the political courage and quiet influence that made Sally Motlana indispensable to the liberation struggle
The unforgettable Sobukwe
Fort Hare must be to the African what Stellenbosch University is to the Afrikaner
Fort Hare embraces ‘A decade of renewal’
Modernised infrastructure, curriculum renewal and new research agenda driving UFH forward
AngloGold Ashanti Research Chair in Dairy Science & Technology launches into a bright future
The chair is part of UFH’s larger plan to be socially and contextually relevant
University of Fort Hare to trailblaze with upcoming Bachelors in Dairy Science & Technology
Producing skilled staff in this field will help to develop the Eastern Cape’s already significant dairy industry
Fort Hare Dairy Trust: A model of success and innovation in dairy farming
Students gain the knowledge and experience they need to excel in the industry
Milk Producers’ Organisation: Research will improve the industry
Empowering small-scale dairy farmers across the rural-urban divide is the way forward
UFH launches new Research Niche Areas
The five RNAs form part of the university’s strategic plan for institutional renewal
Award-winning dairy producer welcomes new research possibilities
Amadlelo Agri and UFH are working together to benefit local communities and the broader dairy industry
Eastern Cape offers importance and potential for SA’s dairy industry
Conditions are perfect for sustainable dairy farming, but with skills development it could yield even greater benefits
Mail & Guardian and University of Fort Hare to host National Election Debate
The Mail & Guardian in partnership with the University of Fort Hare will host a National Election Town Hall on the 17th April 2024.
The early ANC: Leadership steeped in intellectual curiosity
Only the educated elite could have established the African National Congress, but the party needs to correct its course
Fort Hare students test positive for Covid after partying
The 30 students, who went to a bash at a tavern in East London, were not wearing masks, did not sanitise their hands nor keep to social distancing regulations.