We All Want Love
Brad and Angelina were like a beacon of hope; a sign that relationships work and happiness is never too far out of reach. Their relationship made me love the idea of love and made me want to pursue it.
By The Open Journal
in Life, Opinion
on September 21,…
Music Is Life, Music Gives Life, And Music Is Art
“There is a lot of talent in South Africa; nothing beats African music, provided that the continent focuses on its own craft,” explains Duma.
By The Open Journal
in Life
on October 12, 2016September 1, 2018
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By Palesa Mlambo and Onthatile Kgoadigoadi
It…
UJ-APK’s SASCO is on the brink of a Crisis and “Is Bleeding and Becoming Weaker and Weaker . . .”
SASCO’s leaders and its affiliates have tried at least three times to gain positions for its representatives to fill certain portfolios but this was done in vain due to its Cold War that is likely to…
Editor Of Fitness Magazine Shares Life Changing Tips On Fitness And Health
The organizers mentioned that there will be more talks similar to this one as the university wants to promote healthy living habits to students.
By The Open Journal
in Life, News
on April 26, 2017December 2, 2018
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By Bongani…
#FREEDOMDAY: Voting Is Not What It Was 23 Years Ago
“Many people at that stage were also quite weary about what the transition meant. Not everyone was starry-eyed,” said Prof Jane Duncan.
By The Open Journal
in Opinion, Word On the Street
on April 27, 2017November 20, 2019
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By Xiletelo…
UJ-Finance Calls NSFAS Students To Send Their Student Numbers To SRC For Urgent Assistance
The Student Representative Council at Auckland Park Kingsway Campus today in the morning, accompanied by a minority of students went to deliver ten concerns of the students.
By The Open Journal
in Money, News
on May 19, 2017January 27,…
Did UJ’s Management Contribute To Students’ Bruises?
The Open Journal talks to a few students about the matter at hand, finding out how they feel about the silence of UJ management regarding the recent on-campus protests.
By The Open Journal
in Opinion, Word On the Street
on September 29, 2016November 20, 2019
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“Bouncers Have Done Great Job [At DFC]” Says Ngobane.
It was a war which was exhausting and seemed to be a war that would be prolonged for hours until police came and intervened to calm the tension which erupted between the students and the bouncers.
By The Open Journal
in News, Politics
on …
When You Say You Need Black Professors They Say You Will Collapse The Standard- Mcebo Dlamini
The sourness and somber atmosphere of students’ representatives who categorically attempted to sabotage the discussion could not have gone without being noticed by Dlamini.
By The Open Journal
in News, Politics
on May 9, 2017December 1, 2018 …
Government, University Management Intensified Violence On Campus Through Over-regulation
Recently, several universities in South Africa have inaugurated interdicts which prevent disruptions and pre-empt the gathering of students within the universities’ premises.
By The Open Journal
in Opinion, Word On the Street
on October 21, 2016November 20, 2019
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By Magnificent Mndebele…