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Aspiring entrepreneurs at UJ get a boost to start their businesses
The UJ Centre for Small Business Development (CSBD) in partnership with National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) announced the top ten VC’s Innovative Business Awards at an award ceremony last night.
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Rejuvenation for grande dame of SU’s academic buildings
One of the oldest academic buildings on the campus of Stellenbosch University – the former ‘Opvoedkunde’ (education) building that was erected in 1913 under the auspices of the then Victoria Kollege – is now completely renovated and modernised.
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AFDA awarded the SEA award for the best school that contributes to the nation
AFDA Durban dean Franco Human had the pleasure of attending the Inaugural Screen Excellence awards held at the Zimbali Fairmont hotel in Ballito on Saturday the 26th October 2013. The SEA seeks not only to recognise but also celebrate these concealed yet extraordinary individuals. They might not be in the spotlight but their shine resonates…
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Year of The Artisan & Skills-Based Education: How To Become A Draughtsman
Draughtsmen and women translate the drawings and ideas of engineers, architects and scientists into detailed drawings. They prepare technical drawings and plans used by production and construction workers to build everything from manufactured products such as spacecraft or industrial machinery, to structures such as office buildings or oil and gas pipelines.
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Vibrant DUT student making his mark as a DJ
Sfiso Cebekhulu, a second-year Homeopathy student at the Durban University of Technology does wonders behind the decks. He proved this during the News Cafe DJ search, held between Durban and Johannesburg in September (2013), where he was dubbed champion.
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Indoor rowing marathon, “Shut up Legs!'' at NMMU
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University’s (NMMU) Madibaz Rowing Club is holding a 12-hour indoor rowing marathon, “Shut up Legs!”, tomorrow to raise funds.
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Rhodes to host China in Africa International Symposium
The Department of Management at Rhodes University will host an International Symposium from 31 October to 1 November 2013 at the Centre for Continuing Education to discuss China in Africa: implications for management, implications for change.
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SHAWCO benefits from colourful event
Held amid a sea of colour on the Sea Point promenade, some of the proceeds of Cape Town’s first Color Run will benefit the communities served by the student volunteers of SHAWCO.
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A call for a politically conscious youth
Accountability for our country begins with the knowledge of its running.
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NWU Vaal and Kaizer Chiefs announce unique partnership
The NWU will make its expertise available to work together with the well-known football club, Kaizer Chiefs , to help develop young soccer players.
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