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Tshwane University of Technology hosted a special memorial service for third-year student Ntokozo Manyenzi Xaba at the Soshanguve South campus on Thursday.

Ntokoza Xaba, who was found stabbed to death last week, would have turned 21 on Sunday but instead she will be laid to rest in the Eastern Cape on Saturday.

Friends of the slain TUT student said she finally mustered the courage to leave her ex-boyfriend last year, but feared for her life.

TUT student, Ntokozo Xaba was allegedly stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend, Ngcebo Thusi who was remanded in custody.

TUT will hold a special memorial service for Ntokozo Xaba who was found with multiple stab wound and flags will fly at half-mast.

As the country grapples with myriad challenges, concerns have been raised that we do not have the right leadership in place.

This long weekend, the ANC, a once proud liberation movement, heads into its 55th elective conference, looking worse for wear.

The Media Online’s weekly round up of people, account and business moves in media.

TUT Vice-Chancellor Professor Tinyiko Maluleke reflects on the year 2022. 

As poor black South Africans become more desperate in the face of growing unemployment, poverty, inequality, and corruption, the poor black African foreigner will become the scapegoats, writes Tinashe Sithole.