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Johannesburg · Johannesburg

News24 | WATCH | Take a Book: Brand New Chapter as Joburg City Library Reopens Again After 5 Years

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After being closed for five years due to leaks and fire risks, the Johannesburg City Library has reopened.See the Story

South Africa · South Africa

Increasing Secularism Hurting Us Birth Rate

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South Africa’s falling birth rate is not an accident, it’s a choice as women’s aspirations are reshaping the future. South Africa’s declining birth rate is more than just a statistic; it is a powerful indicator of a societal shift, driven by women demanding more for themselves. According to the latest Mid-Year Population Estimates (MYPE) 2025 report by Stats SA, the Total Fertility Rate (TFR) in 2025 has fallen to an average of 2,21 children pe…See the Story

Johannesburg · Johannesburg

From NSFAS miscommunication to eviction: The cost of applying in the wrong NSFAS cycle

Funding denied after NSFAS communication failure. SRC races to secure emergency housing for eviction-threatened students. Campus Central management unavailable to address NSFAS eviction queries. Application error caused by unclear NSFAS communication leads to housing crisis. The Wits University Student Representative Council (SRC) has intensified efforts to provide emergency accommodation for students affected by a National Student Financial…Read Article

CPI Rises up to 3% as Meat Prices Continue to Drive up Food Inflation - Wits Vuvuzela

Rising meat prices in June 2025 are pushing up food inflation and increasing living costs, adding strain to Wits students’ budgets. South Africa’s annual inflation rate increased by 0.2 percentage points to 3% in June 2025. Food inflation for meat and vegetables is driving the rise with increasing beef prices up by over 21.2% year-on-year. Wits students say rising prices are forcing them to change what and where they eat. Students at Wits Uni…Economy · Greece See the Story

Johannesburg Junior Council starts Women’s Month off strong!

• The outreach committee of the Johannesburg Junior Council hosted a Women’s Day open discussion to raise funds for the Chayil Foundation • Women from different backgrounds and professions were invited to sit on a panel with the purpose of initiating conversation amongst women and fellow councilors • The event was themed “The Power of Her Voice” A photo of 2 members of the outreach committee hosting the evening. Photo by: Sechaba Molete The Joha…International Women's Day · Johannesburg Read Article

Palatable vs Authentic leadership: How to be a black woman in Corporate South Africa

The racial and gender disparities in Corporate South Africa still embody Apartheid stereotypes for black female professionals, according to, Chapu Chartered Accountants CEO Ncumisa Mkunqwana. Wits University students and Chartered Accountants gathered to discuss existing in Corporate SA as a black woman. The event highlighted the racial and gender disparity black women still face in the private sector. The event encouraged mentorship, and pre…Johannesburg · Johannesburg Read Article

EDITORIAL: Is South Africa imploding or is the web of corruption finally unravelling?

In the space of just a few weeks, South Africa has been shaken by a flurry of political scandals, arrests, assassinations, and suspensions that read like the script of a crime thriller. But this is not fiction. From the corridors of government to the backrooms of political parties, we are witnessing either the collapse of our democratic institutions or the long-overdue reckoning with the criminalisation of politics. The real question is: is the …Corruption · Johannesburg Read Article

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Top Wits Vuvuzela News

News24 | WATCH | Take a Book: Brand New Chapter as Joburg City Library Reopens Again After 5 Years

Increasing Secularism Hurting Us Birth Rate

From NSFAS miscommunication to eviction: The cost of applying in the wrong NSFAS cycle

CPI Rises up to 3% as Meat Prices Continue to Drive up Food Inflation - Wits Vuvuzela

Johannesburg Junior Council starts Women’s Month off strong!

Palatable vs Authentic leadership: How to be a black woman in Corporate South Africa

EDITORIAL: Is South Africa imploding or is the web of corruption finally unravelling?

Funding shortfalls forces Wits athletes to withdraw from Championships

Sizanani addressing student hunger one plate at a time

Over a decade of literary access via the Exclusive Books Warehouse sale

Boycott companies with blood on their hands, plead pro-Palstinian activists

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CPI Rises up to 3% as Meat Prices Continue to Drive up Food Inflation - Wits Vuvuzela

Johannesburg Junior Council starts Women’s Month off strong!

Palatable vs Authentic leadership: How to be a black woman in Corporate South Africa

EDITORIAL: Is South Africa imploding or is the web of corruption finally unravelling?

Funding shortfalls forces Wits athletes to withdraw from Championships

Sizanani addressing student hunger one plate at a time

Over a decade of literary access via the Exclusive Books Warehouse sale

Boycott companies with blood on their hands, plead pro-Palstinian activists