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Bumpy road ends in success as perseverance lifts Marketing student to top
Academics
28 January 2026
The road to the Tshwane University of Technology has been a jagged track for Cebokazi Mani, who aced her level 4 marketing studies at College of Cape Town (CCT), achieving an overall mark of 80%.
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TUT warns students and staff against registration scams
Academics
15 January 2026
With the release of the 2025 National Senior Certificate Matric results, thousands of prospective students are preparing to enrol at higher education institutions across the country.
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Arts Faculty receives rave reviews at first-ever Red Mango Arts Festival
Academics
30 October 2025
The Department of Performing Arts in the Faculty of Arts and Design showcased standout performances during the debut Red Mango Arts Festival, held from 8 to 11 October at Sastri College in Durban.
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