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Around eight million tonnes of plastic waste end up in the oceans every year, according
South Africa ‘needs to talk about conversion therapy’
South Africa was the first country in the world to constitutionally protect people against discrimination
Why NWU requires laptop access for admission this year
The North-West University (NWU) requires all incoming first-year students to have access to laptops or
Students love their caffeine, but there are risks
Student lifestyles, filled with academic pressure and lack of sleep, contribute to the popularity of
Some students still struggle with remote learning
Since the implementation of government regulations to curb the spread of the Coronavirus in South
Where to find vegan food in Potchefstroom
If you’ve ever wanted to try out some vegan food, or maybe change to veganism
More students choose veganism
Veganism appears to be on the rise in South Africa. Who would have thought that
Narcissists: ‘Run as fast as you can’
Living with a narcissistic partner is more dangerous than society perceives and can cause permanent
Graduates: ‘Hope for best, be prepared for worst’
What does the South African economic recovery plan mean for 2020 graduates? On 15 October
How drug abuse ruins lives
Drug use is a serious problem in South Africa. Research studies show that young kids
Weather outlook: A dry, warm summer ahead for district
A dry, warm summer awaits Potchefstroom and its residents. This is the prediction of Professor
Students struggle to afford healthy food
Every year more than 1000 North-West University (NWU) students across all three campuses apply for
If you want to teach English abroad, do your homework
Teaching English abroad has become a popular option for many final year students, qualified teachers
Be ashamed of body shaming
Body shaming is one of the many reasons that people struggle with mental health. This