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The vision of the National Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences is to contribute to scholarly excellence, integrity and dynamism

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Contribute to alumni engagement, networking, research exchange and the development of a relevant and sustainable Association.

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Call for Executive Committee Applications!

The HSSAA invites eligible graduates of the NIHSS SAHUDA and CODESRIA programmes to apply for positions on its Executive Committee.

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Women’s Month invites critical reflection on the histories shaping society. JIAS, NIHSS, and UJ present Prof Pearl Sithole and historian Zikhona Valela in a seminar on Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.

6 Aug | 16:30 | JIAS, 1 Tolip Street, Westdene, Johannesburg (Hybrid Event)

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Nearly one in three South African adults may experience a mental disorder in their lifetime, yet access to appropriate care remains deeply unequal.

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In #WhatRemainsInOurHandsToChange, Ms Babalwa Ganya of Nelson Mandela University explores mental health through Indigenous Knowledge Systems and community-centred care.

Read the full reflection on the NIHSS website: https://t.co/tQnzcOHDLU

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The 58.64% voter turnout in South Africa’s 2024 national elections reminds us that active citizenship must be strengthened beyond election day.

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In #WhatRemainsInOurHandsToChange, Ms Zizipho Tom, PhD Candidate at Nelson Mandela University, explores democracy through language justice, civic education and public participation.

Read the full reflection on the NIHSS website: https://t.co/UtN4ymqogG

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Visit the NIHSS website to explore the available positions, requirements and application details: https://t.co/oWwnr5MjIa

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Are you passionate about the humanities and social sciences and the important role they play in shaping society?

The NIHSS is pleased to announce a number of exciting employment opportunities for suitably qualified, experienced and purpose-driven professionals.

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Read the full reflection on the NIHSS website: https://t.co/C3cBat0WNo

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One in three South African women has experienced physical violence, while 9.8% have experienced sexual violence.

In #WhatRemainsInOurHandsToChange, Dr Joy Ifeanyichukwu Osarumwense Joseph, Trainee English Chinese Interpreter at CISU explores gender justice through Ubuntu.

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Read the full reflection on the NIHSS website: https://t.co/0ptgSB5R3G

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Access to education must go beyond classrooms. In 2025, 15.8 million learners attended school, yet only 20.6% of households had fixed internet at home.

Dr Elson Khambule asks what meaningful access means in an AI-driven future.

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We look forward to continued partnership with SAHUDA as we collectively advance knowledge, leadership and scholarship that speaks to society.

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The NIHSS was honoured to host the second quarterly meeting of the South African Humanities Deans’ Association (SAHUDA) at the NIHSS offices today.

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The meeting marked Prof Pearl Sithole’s first in her capacity as CEO of the NIHSS, creating an important opportunity to strengthen dialogue between the Institute and the Association.

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“Locally driven research must move beyond data and lead to action.”

Dr Mamakiri Mulaudzi reflects on youth challenges in South Africa and calls for research that is local, youth-centred and responsive to lived realities.