KwaZulu-Natal will not be the same after the floods
The environment of KwaZulu-Natal will never be the same after the devastating floods that occurred
Students have their say about women empowerment
The month of May is dedicated to women empowerment, and in light of recent events
Mr and Miss Ebukhosini take NWU Vaal by storm
Mr and Miss Ebukhosini 2022 were crowned recently at NWU Vaal campus. Mosa Lempe (21)
Students choose refillable water over municipal or boiled water
The Blue Drop 2022 report, released in February by the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS),
What you need to know about defamation
The current lawsuit between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard has many students asking the question:
Can students survive without their phones?
Some North-West University (NWU) students cannot live without their phones. TikTok in particular seems to
Student entrepreneurs succeed while juggling academic life
A number of student entrepreneurs at the North-West University (NWU) continue to make a success
Interactive map: places to go near Vaal campus
Students at the Vaal campus of North-West University have nature on their doorstep, with canoeing
Potch se Ou Tekkies sing die wêreld aan die brand
Kobie van Wyk (22), Wihan Botha (22) en Christo Franken (21), het ‘n paar dinge
Find somewhere new to go in Potch on our interactive map
A small street stall near the university, Kasi Food, that offers home-cooked foods, is one
PlayStation Plus a game changer, but PS5 consoles still hard to get
The PlayStation 5 (PS5), Sony’s latest gaming console and a significant upgrade from the PlayStation
Die vere maak die Pukki: Gelukbringer se identiteit bekend
Die Noordwes-Universiteit (NWU) se gelukbringer, Pukki, het vanjaar op 5 April graad gevang en volgens
Students satisfied with resolution of registration issues
Students at the Vaal campus of North-West University have expressed their satisfaction with the resolution
Potholes in Potchefstroom become an unnecessary expense for students
The potholes that plague Potchefstroom’s roads are making a dent in students’ pockets. Potholes can