Voter silence: The dilemma of democracy
By threestreamsmedia Almost 13.7 million voters did not register to vote on 29 May 2024.
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Emerging political leaders: Fresh faces vie for power
A total of 27 new political parties are participating in the highly anticipated 2024 general
What are the political parties saying about your education and employment?
With the national elections just around the corner, voters have to make not-so-simple decisions about
Voting for the first time in 2024? Check our voting tips for newbies
Uncertain, overwhelmed, and stressed. New voters might experience these feelings on election day 29 May
Elections 2024: How to vote outside the area where you registered
South African citizens can for the first time this year vote at a voting district
Dr Rassie’s ceremony, Springbok Siya’s visit to Potch reach millions
The ceremony during which Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus received an honorary doctorate from North-West University
Water crisis ends after disrupting the week’s classes
As water started flowing again on Sunday in at least half a dozen suburbs of
Eagles coach believes the team is ready to take on Shimlas
“Mentally, the guys are in a good place.” This is how Burger van der Westhuizen,
Working while studying is the norm for American students
Joana Perez, a third-year organisational communication student with a minor in human resources from West
Science majors triumph in BUA! Poetry Slam
Risk management, mathematics, and behavioural science. These appear to be the ingredients you need to
The Wonder Wall – a Potch campus student secret
On a hidden staircase on campus students write love confessions, poems, and sketches. This ‘Wonder
Get your Varsity Cup rugby fix at Potch fan parks
The thousands of rugby fans who missed out on tickets for the Varsity Cup final
Forget your inhibitions and go ‘learn the damn anthem’
Singing the South African national anthem is a powerful and emotional moment at public events,
Humanities’ first spelling bee tough and challenging
A-P-O-T-H-E-O-S-I-S. This was the most difficult English word given to the Faculty of Humanities students