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Professor William Gumede (centre) with the Friends of Nadine Gordimer and Wits Vice-Principal, Professor Tawana Kupe (right).

Africans are not ‘voting fodder’

Successful African decolonisation should put value on every African life - William Gumede

Students in the exams hall

Lurking behind the kick

Energy drinks are popular 'go-to fuel' for university students, especially during exams. But think twice before downing a can.

Undergrad guide

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News

Professor Noëleen Murray and Dr Mpho Matsipa from the Wits City Institute during a dialogue

Aspirations of a Just City

Could radicalism be a way to tackle historical injustices in cities?

Aspirations of a Just City

Could radicalism be a way to tackle historical injustices in cities?

The General behind the scenes in the Rivonia trial

Five things you didn’t know about Rivonia trial lawyer Joel Joffe, lawyer extraordinaire.

Understanding the economic cost of corruption in Kenya

Kenya is perceived as one of the world’s most corrupt countries, ranked 143 out of 180 on Transparency International’s 2017 corruption perception index.

Events

Wits Business School

South Africa in Africa: The importance of (re-) adopting a Pan-African mindset in business

The Wits Business School will host this panel discussion on Pan-Africanism.

South Africa in Africa: The importance of (re-) adopting a Pan-African mindset in business

The Wits Business School will host this panel discussion on Pan-Africanism.

Jumping into the future

The story of how Wits alumnus Matthew Whalley founded an innovative South African drone company.

Colloquium on ‘land and property in a contested terrain’

The South African Journal on Human Rights and the Centre for Applied Legal Studies at Wits will host this colloquium on land and property.