The Silent Majority Speaks
According to the outgoing Vice Chancellor, Prof Ihron Rensburg, only 1℅ of the student population protested.
By The Open Journal
in Opinion, Word On the Street
on October 1, 2016November 20, 2019
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By Xiletelo Mabasa (2 mins read)
This week saw a series of protests…
About 1 500 Members Of The UJ Community Marched Against SGBV
Amongst the masses were also students who could relate to the sexual and gender based violence march
By The Open Journal
in News
on April 21, 2017December 2, 2018
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By Onthatile Kgoadigoadi
According to the UN Statistics 2016, one…
Black Students At Wits Verbally Attacked Whites Students Over FeesMustFall
As they moved to the Great Hall, there they faced intense opposition and resistance from the FeesMustFall protestors which mainly consists of black students.
By The Open Journal
in News
on October 5, 2016September 1, 2018
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By Magnificent Mndebele
There…
[It’s Very Amazing] How A UJ Student Does Wonders Upon Wonders To Shape Africa
The broader perspective is for the organisation to provide aid not only in South Africa, instead Oken hopes for the foundation to spread its wicks and provide shelter to other citizens of the African continent.
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UJ Team Catches Wits University Off-Guard On The 79th Minute And Wins
On explaining the defensive tactics of UJ, Zwane said that “the best way was to wait for them (Bidvest Wits) to come and open up spaces then we play on a counterattack.”
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in News, Sports
on May…
Exclusive: Mpumalanga’s DOE Loses Over Half A Million Rand To Corruption
A teacher who resigned from the Umlambo Combined School in Mpumalanga in the middle of February 2014 still didn’t have her name scratched off from the educators’ register, by the beginning of March that same year.
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The Voice Behind The Mic
Bolele has managed to turn her love for food into a business – ‘Grilled Fresh’ a stall at 1Fox the shed in Ferreiras Dorp, Johannesburg.
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in Life
on June 19, 2017December 16, 2018
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She is the voice that ripples through the Jozi…
Black People Are Colourist And Racist To Their Own Kind Too
Actress Lupita N’yongo in an interview spoke on how she would get teased about her dark skin by kids at school and how it affected her self-esteem for a lot of years.
By The Open Journal
in Opinion, Politics
on November 18,…
Beautiful, Talented, And Human
“I’d like to be remembered as a genuine human being, as a person who was unafraid to change the spaces that she dwelled in,” says Zoe Modiga.
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in Life
on March 21, 2017November 28, 2018
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By Lauren Pillay
South African musician, Zoe…
He Wants Nothing More Than To Make Us Dance Until Our Legs Give In “No Matter What I Will Succeed . . .”
Deejay Banze has ventured into business as an endeavour of expanding his brand by designing T-shirts and caps.
By The Open Journal
in Life
on April 4, 2017November 27,…