Walter Sisulu University

In a country that mirrors the ailment and suffering of her father’, Tat’uNelson Mandela, prominent academics have called on South Africans to start healing the glaring wounds that continue to paralyse the country.

A Walter Sisulu University local government finance student will jet off to sunny Brazil later this year to take part in a beauty pageant with a difference.

Prominent Eastern Cape businessman and WSU honorary graduate Dr Archie Nkonyeni says the key to being a successful businessman is being able to be “ruthless”.

A 20-year study by a Walter Sisulu University Professor into the effects of diabetes in the former Transkei has revealed that one of the most common misconceptions in the African culture can be attributed to the high numbers in diabetes cases.

“Lux”, as he is fondly known, earlier dreamt of becoming a lawyer but the ink in his blood got the better of him and, after a three year stint at Walter Sisulu University, his journalistic path was ablaze.

In a society that sees a vast number of South Africans grappling with poverty, unemployment and a growing historical trend of social inequality, it has become more imperative than ever for the spirit of ‘giving back’ to prevail to remedy these...

Saturday 11 May marked the end of a week filled with uninhibited laughter, tears of joy and deep sighs of relief as more than 4000 WSU graduands were capped at WSU’s campuses in East London, Butterworth and Mthatha.

Walter Sisulu University’s (WSU) Buffalo City Campus in East London houses a strategically placed organisational body currently thriving in its efforts to advance the age-old art of tooling in the Eastern Cape.

Extraordinary leadership will be key if South Africa hopes to have any chance of reversing the ongoing crippling effects of the 2007/2008 global economic crisis.

Two Walter Sisulu University alumni are jetting off to the Chinese capital of Beijing in pursuit of a sparkling dream opportunity.