Many successful nations are excelling because they start investing in their children even before birth. In a thought-provoking interview with Prof Feza, she reflected on what she calls, the “most important years” of a human being’s life. Read More: bit.ly/44UNk3S

WSU kicked off its three-day EWIRA Writing Retreat in East London, empowering female researchers with skills to write quality papers, secure funding & thrive in the field. Prof Thobeka Ncanywa urged women to claim their space & use AI wisely. #WSUResearch

Walter Sisulu University’s three-day EWIRA Writing Retreat brought together women across faculties to write, reflect, and rise. DVC Prof Nosisi Feza reminded scholars that research won’t wait for life to slow down, it must be prioritised, guarded, and fuelled with intention.

WSU hosted the AI Fluency Programme at Butterworth Campus, led by Prof Mamokgethi Phakeng, inspiring students to embrace AI for future careers. Speakers urged AI competency, digital transformation adoption, and using tools like LinkedIn to boost employability. #AIFluency #WSU

WSU is restoring Mthatha & Butterworth sports fields and Zamukulungisa courts, turning neglected spaces into vibrant hubs for sport and student life. A key step in Vision 2030 to boost student experience & campus pride. #WSUVision2030 #StudentLife

It’s all systems go for the WSU first inaugural Alumni Reunion at the Butterworth Campus. Hosted by the Alumni Relations Office led by Acting Director Mr Sandiso Mbongo. Theme: Your story started here, let’s write the next chapter together. facebook.com/share/v/1CJ5DZ…

WSU’s Directorate of Research & Innovation has kickstarted the EWIRA Writing Retreat in Port Alfred, empowering women researchers to sharpen their writing & boost outputs. Prof Ncanywa opened with words of encouragement ahead of a gala dinner with Prof Phaswana-Mafuya. #WSU

As South Africa celebrates Women’s Month, WSU's top female leaders are celebrating not just the contributions of women in the institution but also their unwavering strength that drives meaningful change across the university. Read More: bit.ly/4fWgCEh

With more than two decades of experience in the Higher Education sector, Dr Kolisa Siqoko joins WSU with a mission to strengthen the visibility and impact of the DLT across the university. Read More: bit.ly/4gmByoe

WSU has signed a MOU with its partners, strengthening the growth of its Artificial Intelligence Centre. The centre will drive research, training, industry collaboration & community engagement—positioning WSU as a leader in tech-driven education.

⚽🇫🇷 @ParisLDC is heading to Qhina village, Centane, in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. So, in October 25–26 in partnership with the UYINENE MRWETYANA FOUNDATION, we’re hosting the U13 LDC Tournament, uniting youth through the power of football 🌍🙌 #LDCParis #UyineneMrwetyana

Walter Sisulu University’s Khanyisile Blaai has scooped the 2025 Mail & Guardian (M&G) Power of Women Award in the Women in Education Category. Read More: bit.ly/4qvYt5h

On this day, we remember Uyinene Mrwetyana, a vibrant young woman whose life, passion, and dreams were stolen far too soon. She was more than just a name; she was a daughter, a friend, and a voice of hope for a generation that refuses to stay silent!!!

It’s #Chooseday 💛 Today we choose to honour Uyinene Mrwetyana — her courage, kindness, and light. Let’s choose compassion over cruelty, love over fear, and action over silence. We choose her legacy. We choose light. ✨ #NenesLegacy #UyineneMrwetyana

WSU appeared before the Portfolio Committee on Higher Education in the National Assembly today. The university delivered a full report on its state of governance, administration, teaching and learning, and other institutional matters. youtube.com/live/nzar5pbfr…

WSU Council Chair Prof Ngukaitobi has cautioned the institution to confront corruption decisively and protect the integrity of its academic environment. Read More: bit.ly/48eVGFo

Walter Sisulu University (WSU) has partnered with the University of the Witwatersrand to lead a cutting-edge inquiry into how evidence, data, and community knowledge can inform the development of South Africa’s former Apartheid homelands. Read More: bit.ly/48cFLqT

WSU’s newly appointed DVC, Dr Nkgatho Tlale, steps into the role with a clarity of purpose shaped by decades of technical and academic leadership experience. Read More: bit.ly/4s8gl7h

All systems are in place for the much-anticipated three-day Indigenous Knowledge Systems Documentation Centres Knowledge-Sharing Forum, hosted by Walter Sisulu University in partnership with the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation in East London. P

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