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Is a humanities degree still valuable in a world shaped by artificial intelligence, automation, and big data? This opinion article reflects on insights from the 2026 KAS-SAIIA Humanities Careers Event,…

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NSFAS Accomodation Woes
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There’s a subtle pain that sneaks in like a thief in the night causing discomfort in women. As of latest statistics, this thief-pain currently affects one in ten women. Its…

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How Many February’s Until We Are Heard?
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We cannot continue this cycle of “February outrage” followed by “March amnesia.” We cannot accept a reality where the start of the academic year is synonymous with the start of…

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Destiny Achieve Foundation: Student-youth Community in Charge of Rebuilding
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Madibaz Youth Parliament: A New Era of Student Representation and Pragmatic State Building.
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What role does the student-community have to play in the process of pragmatically building a state that works? Universities are by far the best environment to train leaders who possess…

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Reclaiming our African Narrative: Unpacking the Role of Language and Identity.
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For the students: This conversation is crucial. We are not just passive recipients of knowledge, rather, we are active participants in shaping our own narratives.

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[Opinion Thought] The Crisis of Student Leadership in SA Universities: A Reflection from the Frontlines
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What was once a noble platform to champion the rights, dignity, and living conditions of students has been hollowed out. The SRC has lost its essence.

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NSFAS Urges Students to Report Residence Top-Up Demands
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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has reiterated its call for students to report accredited private residences that demand additional top-up fees or deposits—practices the scheme says are explicitly…

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The Azania Proposal: A new chapter for South Africa?
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Imagine waking up one morning to find that your student ID, textbooks, and graduation certificate all bear the name of a new country. For South African students, this scenario could…

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