by Kgaugelo Selane

In a major boost for women’s sport, 26 female athletes from the Tshwane University of Technology have received bursaries worth more than R1 million from the Women in Sport Trust. The bursaries are designed to support female student-athletes who excel academically and in their respective sporting codes. This donation represents a significant investment in the future of women’s sport at the University. Easing the financial burden on the recipients will enable them to focus on their studies while continuing to compete at the highest level.

by Nhlawulo Vision Chauke

The Tshwane University of Technology’s (TUT) Informatics Community Engagement Program (ICEP) has significantly contributed to student growth by providing work opportunities that allow them to develop digital solutions while preparing for the future of work and engaging with the community.

Improved efficiency and strengthening the research and innovation objectives of the Tshwane University of Technology’s Department of Educational Foundation, was at the core of the Departmental Research and Innovation Committee’s (DRIC) strategic planning and team-building session held at a venue in Edenvale on 7 February.

by Mihlali Matiwane

Alpha Ramushwana, a Pretoria West born and bred Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) alumnus, is fast making a name for himself in the journalism industry. Popularly known for his witty news reporting style at Eyewitness News, Ramushwana is hard at work building a career at one of the country’s leading media houses.