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Multiculturalism, musical excellence and a new vision for music at Wits
Head of Music Dr Musa-Duke Nkuna reflects on a career shaped by diverse cultures and world stages, and a Department that will reflect the best of Africa.
3 July 2026
Fak'ugesi 2026: African Imaginaries. The signal is live
The 13th Fak'ugesi African Digital & Innovation Festival announces its 2026 theme, dates and curatorial framework.
3 July 2026
Grooming the next generation of creative industry leaders
Art students participate in an international programme aimed at building sustainable cultural and creative economies.
3 July 2026
Multiculturalism, musical excellence and a new vision for music at Wits
Head of Music Dr Musa-Duke Nkuna reflects on a career shaped by diverse cultures and world stages, and a Department that will reflect the best of Africa.
3 July 2026
Fak'ugesi 2026: African Imaginaries. The signal is live
The 13th Fak'ugesi African Digital & Innovation Festival announces its 2026 theme, dates and curatorial framework.
3 July 2026
Grooming the next generation of creative industry leaders
Art students participate in an international programme aimed at building sustainable cultural and creative economies.
3 July 2026
Wits Brian and Dorothy Zylstra Sports Complex
The R300m Wits Brian and Dorothy Zylstra Sports Complex, an integrated training, exercise, clinical practice, and research complex, launches at Wits University. Located on the Wits Education Campus in Parktown, next to the Linder Auditorium, this Wits Centenary project is a flagship institute for training, exercise, teaching, research, and services in sports science and exercise medicine, in the heart of Johannesburg.
Learn MoreJustice Mbuyiseli Madlanga called on lawyers to restore integrity and public trust in the legal profession. Professor Michèle Ramsay joined a global commission advancing personalised healthcare. New research explored how wearable technology can improve health. Master’s student Joshua Jandrell earned an international scholarship for his work in optical communications, and Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi urged law students to defend democracy and improve access to justice.
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