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Join Obakeng Aubery Mooketsi on TUT FM 96.2’s Groundbreakers this Wednesday, 12 August from 19:30 to 21:00, for an insightful conversation with Mr Simon Fenyane, Corporate Education Specialist at the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC).

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Art became a tool for activism in an exhibition featured at the TUT 3rd Annual GBVF Symposium, where artists used creative expression to challenge silence, confront inequality and advocate for social change.

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Jewellery students at the TUT Faculty of Arts and Design have embraced Artificial Intelligence (AI) to design pieces of jewellery that speak out against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF).

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The Journeys That Carried Us! The Dean's Concert 2026, presented by the Faculty of Arts and Design, Tshwane University of Technology (TUT), is a powerful musical production that transforms the stage into a symbolic railway.

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Understanding and addressing GBVF requires society to confront the deeper structural inequalities embedded in contemporary social and economic systems, according to Prof Rasigan Maharajh, Professor of Public Affairs at TUT.

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A special moment at today’s Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) Symposium was the launch of Keys of Resistance – Tribute to Women of Courage, a new CD by Dr Rostislava Pashkevitch-Ngobeni, Head of the Department of Performing Arts. @TUTArts

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A live theatrical performance took centre stage at the Tshwane University of Technology’s 3rd Annual GBVF Symposium on 6 August, demonstrating the power of art as a tool for activism, reflection and social change.

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Day 2 of the GBVF Symposium, Resonant Voices: Artivism Against Silences, brought delegates to the Breytenbach Theatre and TUT Arts Campus for powerful performances, dialogue and shared learning.

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Performance became the keynote at Day 2 of TUT’s GBVF Symposium, Resonant Voices: Artivism Against Silences. Through movement, testimony and storytelling, Remnants powerfully confronted the realities of GBVF.
Arts can spark reflection, dialogue & change!
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He described the event as an opportunity to recognise and celebrate those whose dedication and perseverance have earned them a place among the faculty’s top achievers.

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Dr Edgar Nesamvuni, the Executive Dean of the Faculty of Management Sciences, delivered the welcome address at the Faculty’s Top Achievers’ Celebration where he applauded students for their commitment to academic excellence.

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Today we are attending the Faculty of Management Sciences Top Achievers’ Function at the TB Hall where we celebrate and honour students whose hard work and outstanding academic performance have earned them recognition as the faculty’s top achievers.

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Day 1 of the GBVF Symposium, Resonant Voices: Artivism Against Silences, saw students gather at TUT's Ga-Rankuwa Campus to turn awareness into action through dialogue, performances and reflection. Images captured by TUT Commercial Photography students.