Monthly Archives: October 2015
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PROTESTING DUT STUDENTS DISRUPT EXAMS
By: Sandile Zikhali Protesting students from the Durban University Technology (DUT) lead by the Student Representative Council (SRC) of the institution disrupted an exam paper on ... -
PRESIDENT ZUMA TO MEET WITH UNIVERSITY LEADERS
By: Sthabiso Mdledle President Jacob Zuma will meet with university students and leaders at the Union Buildings in Pretoria today. According to the presidency, the president ... -
DUT SASCO URGES STUDENTS TO JOIN NATIONAL PROTESTS AGAINST FEES INCREASE
By: Sandile Zikhali The Durban University of Technology’s South African Students Congress (SASCO) has urged students to stand up against the fee increment planned for next ... -
DUT HOLDS GRADUATION CEREMONY FOR W&RSETA
By: Sthabiso Mdledle The Wholesale and Retail Sector Education and Training Authority (W&RSETA), KZN Retail Schools of Excellency held its graduation ceremony at the Durban University ... -
MODELLING – A FORM OF ESCAPISM
By: Sandile Zikhali With the controversy on the absence of dark skinned models in magazines, a call for more dark skinned models has open opportunities for ... -
DOING WHAT HE LOVES AND MAKING MONEY FROM IT
By: Sandile Zikhali Statistics reveal that most young people from the rural areas relocate to bigger cities after matric in search of employment and study opportunities. ... -
GLENWOOD CONTINUES TO PRODUCE COMPETENT RUGBY PLAYERS
By: Sandile Lukhozi Glenwood High School’s tight-head prop and grade 12 pupil, Khuthazani Mchunu, continues to grab public attention with his outstanding rugby and academic performances. ... -
LEARNERS SAY CANNABIS IS NOT HARMFUL
By: Sthabiso Mdledle There are many reasons and explanations as to why young people smoke cannabis (a plant in which its leaves and seeds are used ... -
AMAZULU SHAKEN BUT NOT LOSING FOCUS
By: Lucky Khanyile AmaZulu FC will be looking to put their 2-1 loss to FC Cape Town behind when they welcome Black Leopards in the National ...
