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.
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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
The Walter Sisulu University Convocation Annual General Meeting is officially underway at the Zamukulungisa Site, Mthatha Campus. Current President, Dr Lunga Mantashe delivered an opening address, and set the tone for a day of reflection, renewal, and responsibility.
Walter Sisulu University (WSU) has achieved a historic milestone by being ranked 5th in South Africa in the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2025.
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Walter Sisulu University (WSU) has achieved a historic milestone by being ranked 5th in South Africa in the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2025.
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WSU's Third MIT Conference on Africa Transformation Perspectives continues at the Buffalo City Campus. The 3-day conference has seen robust engagement from academics, exploring innovative, cross-cutting solutions to Africa’s most pressing development challenges.
@MDNnewss 1. She is moving too fast for a recent convert, when was the time for her own spiritual growth in prayer and faith before trying to lead a prayer session.
2. I hope she won’t be laying hands on anyone anytime soon.
WSU moves from 23rd to 16th in national research rankings. At the Faculty of Natural Science SOFA, VC Prof Songca reaffirmed the goal: “By 2030, WSU will be in the Top 10.” DVC Mpambane praised the session: "One of the best SOFAs".
#InPursuitOfExcellence
Another cause💔, another march✊🏽. Today, youth from across Durban marched from King Dinizulu Park to the SAPS Durban Central Police Station to demand justice for Cwecwe and to say Enough is Enough.
#JusticeForCwecwe