The University Of Johannesburg Unites The Whole World Within A Day
It was an event of joy, laughter, music, clothing, and food originating from different countries in the world.
By The Open Journal
in Life
on September 16, 2016January 7, 2019
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By Gaby Ndongo & Onthatile Kgoadigoadi
The University of Johannesburg’s…
Bringing Culture into the Classroom
Students and teachers were dressed in traditional attire from across South Africa’s diverse cultural groups. The event had a colourful atmosphere in every sense of the word.
By The Open Journal
in Life, Opinion
on September 25, 2016January 7, 2019
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By Xiletelo Mabasa
In a space where…
A Taste Of Africa
If you were stuck in class there’s no need to worry, because I happen to have a really dishy story for you and I mean that in every sense of the word.
By The Open Journal
in Life
on September 19, 2016January 7, 2019
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17 Astonishing Inventions That Will Make You Proudly South African
In 1971, Percy Tucker invented Computicket, which is the world’s first complex computerized reservation system for ticket holders.
By The Open Journal
in Life
on December 31, 2016November 27, 2018
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By Satish Dhupelia
There are some elite individuals who have succeeded…
Neglected Mpumalanga Villagers Forced To Drink Water Contaminated With Nappies And Plastic Packets
Circumstances have pushed residents to the edge of desperation. Residents have no other source of hygienic water except for a river teaming with pollution.
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in Uncategorized
on July 23, 2017December 16, 2018
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Zimsoc Newly Appointed Leadership Faced With A Tremendous Task
A doubtful reaction emanated from some of the members in Zimsoc.
By The Open Journal
in News
on May 20, 2017December 16, 2018
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By Kupakwashe Kambasha
The University of Johannesburg Zimbabwean students’ society (Zimsoc) elected a new leadership team on Friday…
What It was Like On That Historic Day In 1994
Thea de Wet remembers how that same morning a tame springbok that her mother had been sheltering had been killed by a pack of dogs the night before.
By The Open Journal
in Opinion, Word On the Street
on April 27, 2017November 20,…
One of UJ’s Most Impressive Underground Post-Production Editors
Mpho Linda Tshabalala, comes from the South of Johannesburg in Orange Farm, and is an introverted young filmmaker- he hardly reveals his skills, but recently his work has made a lot of noise and defeated his silence.
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in Money
on March…
2016: A Year in Politics
The Hawks defended the police investigation by referring to a suspected rogue spy unit formed at the South African Revenue Service (SARS) during Gordhan’s tenure as the SARS Commissioner.
By The Open Journal
in Opinion, Politics
on December 31, 2016November 27, 2018
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By Bongani Mavundla
As…
UJ Student Creates Beautiful Realistic Artwork
In a bid to improve his craft Ntando tried looking for art classes in Johannesburg and Pretoria but he couldn’t find one he could afford.
By The Open Journal
in Life
on December 14, 2016November 16, 2018
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By Xiletelo Mabasa
Ntando Nkomo’s creative…