How to make South Africa work better: Moeletsi Mbeki
Sanku Tsunke
Posted on 31 Oct 2011
A political economist, Moeletsi Mbeki, a younger brother of former South African President Thabo Mbeki and son of former ANC leader Govan Mbeki, visited the University of Pretoria's Groenkloof Campus where he delivered an absorbing public lecture to an audience of students, academics, politicians, journalists, business people and members of the diplomatic corps.
SAWISE-ELEMENT SIX Scholarship for female students
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Posted on 28 Oct 2011
This scholarship is awarded to a female student for full time study at Honours (4th year) level in Chemistry, Physics, Metallurgy or Mechanical Engineering at any South African University.
'Speed-date a scientist'
Irene Schoeman
Posted on 28 Oct 2011
Dating and Biotechnology? Several postgraduate students from tertiary institutes in Pretoria encountered this unlikely combination at Sci-Enza recently.
Doctoral student awarded prestigious Norton Rose prize
ATI
Posted on 26 Oct 2011
Dr Elzette Muller of the Faculty of Law at the University of Pretoria won the prestigious 2011 Norton Rose Africa Tax Thesis Competition in the category for doctoral theses.
Informatics Third-year Project Day
Sanku Tsunke
Posted on 26 Oct 2011
Innovation and creativity were on display during the 2011 Project Day held by the third-year Informatics students at the IT Building on Thursday last week. Twelve groups of students presented their final projects to fellow students, industry representatives, parents and other interested persons.
TuksSport Colours & Awards
TuksSport
Posted on 26 Oct 2011
The University of Pretoria once again made its presence felt in the South African sports arena. Not only were Tuks athletes prominent on the world stage - winning 3 of a total of 4 medals won by South Africa, at the IAAF Athletics World Championships - it also produced the best netball player in the world and the fastest athlete in the 400mH for men for 2011
Latest Constitutional Court Review is now available for download
Pretoria University Law Press (PULP)
Posted on 25 Oct 2011
The Constitutional Court Review, an initiative of Constitutional Law of South Africa (CLoSA), the Department of Public Law at the University of Pretoria and the South African Institute for Advanced Constitutional, Public, Human Rights and International Law (SAIFAC) is a once-a-year journal dedicated to the analysis of the Constitutional Court's decisions of the previous year.
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