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At just five years old, Popina Khumanda was captured by rebels in her village in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and spent five years in captivity being raped, tortured and witnessing other little girls being traded off for arms, oil, money and cars.

"Getting to work as a state ambassador has been such a privilege, and I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity that I have been given," says Olivia Daniels.

Eastern New Mexico University announced an expansion of the ENMU Reads summer reading support program to 10 libraries in the Midland/Odessa area. This builds on the success of continued partnerships in libraries spanning across the state of New Mexico.

The world is at an inflection point in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the demands on leadership are greater and more complex than ever before.

The late Professor Lungile Pepeta will be awarded an honorary doctorate, along with media personality Noxolo Grootboom and ANC veteran Sindiso Mfenyana, as the graduation season starts.

Visionary, transformative and empowering leadership displayed by the women at the helm of Nelson Mandela University has seen the duo being re-elected to lead what is one of the province’s top tertiary institutions.

After checking and rechecking, a group of Nelson Mandela University students feel they were hard done by the institution’s advice regarding their reapplications for NSFAS funding.

A letter from the New Mexico Council of University Presidents regarding the tragic loss of lives experienced by the University of the Southwest’s golf teams

A psychologist from Gqeberha raised some red flags about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s personality as far back as 2014, the same year Russia annexed Crimea.

Protest action at the Nelson Mandela University (NMU) forced the closure of the north and south campuses in Summerstrand on Thursday.