Employers and Wits discuss graduate employment
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Breathing new life into TB treatment with inhalable nanomedicine
A new nano-based drug delivery technology could outwit tuberculosis (TB) - one of humanity’s most ancient diseases.
24 March 2026
Global STEM leaders gather at Wits for TechWomen 2026
TechWomen is U.S Department of state-sponsored global programme that connects women STEM professionals from U.S innovation hubs with emerging leaders in Africa.
23 March 2026
About 5 000 Wits students will graduate across all faculties this season. Wits joins a global fitness challenge where exercise helps provide meals for children. A new Karoo fossil centre has opened, sharing ancient animal fossils and celebrating Professor Bruce Rubidge’s life’s work. Wits scientists are studying how the liver heals itself and experts warn that the rising oil prices are hurting African economies and will affect fuel costs, consumers and industries.
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