African libraries are transforming into dynamic hubs of knowledge, digital innovation and cultural preservation. Leading this evolution, the library alliance is revolutionising knowledge-sharing, advancing technology and protecting Africa's rich heritage. Read more
At Unisa KwaZulu-Natal, a group of student leaders with disabilities are stepping up to champion change, break down barriers and build a more inclusive academic community. Read more
With hundreds of students flocking to the Durban Campus, Unisa KwaZulu-Natal has seen an impressive start to the 2025 registration and application period. Read more
The South African National Research Foundation has awarded an A1 rating to Unisa Research Fellow and Professor Extraordinarius Anthony Reddie, the first Professor of Black Theology in the history of the University of Oxford and the inaugural Director of the Centre for Black Theology at that university. Read more
Staff from the university’s Directorate: Language Services offered innovative insights into language, education and learner support at the prestigious Education Association of South Africa 2025 Annual Conference. Read more
It is time for all South Africans to prepare to resolve the battle of narratives around the best modalities to drive inclusive growth and create jobs, says Prof Pumela Msweli, Executive Dean and CEO of the Unisa Graduate School of Business Leadership, as she reflects on the State of the Nation address delivered recently by President Cyril Ramaphosa. Read more
At a ceremony held in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, 62 graduates received postgraduate qualifications. In attendance at this special event were, among others, the Unisa Principal and Vice-Chancellor, the South African Deputy Minister: Higher Education and Training, and the Ethiopian Director-General: Higher Education Academic Affairs. Read more
Authors, educators and literary enthusiasts recently engaged in a hands-on exploration of book reviewing, with a focus on multilingual African literature, hosted by Unisa Library and Information Services and the Puku Children's Literature Foundation. Read more
In a groundbreaking effort to embed African philosophies and traditions into an academic workshop design, Prof Ashley Gunter of the College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences and his team have successfully implemented a workshop model in Nairobi, Johannesburg and East London, spanning five days of intensive engagement. Read more