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As governance report castigates his successor, former Cape Town vice-chancellor says he is not surprised by findings but that anyone would have struggled to lead Africa’s most highly ranked university after tumults of preceding years

The fall harvest is one of the best parts of the season, be it apples or pumpkins or whatever will grace your Thanksgiving table in a couple of weeks. Well, fall is also harvest season for our young thespians. Area directors have been planting seeds with their casts and crews since the beginning of the […]

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He explained that from his records, over 75 per cent of the students had paid the fees, saying it was not UNILAG’s students that called for the protest.

Consumers recharging with small prepaid purchases are paying 10 times as much as their wealthier counterparts on large contracts.

After nearly a year’s delay, the AI International Film Festival will finally see the light of day. The event, which will feature film screenings and social gatherings, will run from May 12-14, at the Redstone...

Acting Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka has found that former human settlements minister Lindiwe Sisulu had no legislative powers to appoint a task team.

The recent attack on academic Lara Sheehi shows the continued silencing of Palestine solidarity in universities. Looking back at global student movements can inspire our fight back against the pro-Israel lobby's smears, writes Jeanine Hourani.

Slot machines have always been a hit among Brits. When they were boosted with creative features, their popularity reached new heights overnight.

How to end gender-based violence in South Africa? The BIPOC women behind #TheTotalShutdown know.