South Africa has the highest rape numbers in the world

There are not enough decent mid-level jobs to tempt more young South Africans into vocational training, a Wits seminar has heard.

What do you get when you put 60 intellectuals from all over the world on a bus for 47 hours on a mission to think and unthink history?

A Wiser panel has highlighted how old traditional barriers still exist for issues surrounding land reform and ownership in South Africa.

Service delivery protests are emblematic of a crisis of representation in municipalities and will only stop when citizen participation is embraced.

Panelists at a Wits debate say the SAPS need to work with communities to be perceived positively so that protesters stop getting hurt and killed.

Following an article criticising a Wiser panel discussion’s lack of black women on its panel, the institute’s Catherine Burns has penned a response.

A cross-Atlantic programme is bridging schools of thought that are often at odds with one another.

The university has kept quiet about an academic’s dismissal last year for ‘too perfect paraphrasing’.

Hawkers, often the breadwinners of their families, should not be marginalised in the run-up to the 2010 Soccer World Cup, a colloquium on the international soccer spectacle heard…