Join the electrifying 10th-anniversary celebration of African creativity at the Fak’ugesi African Digital Innovation Festival taking place this week at Wits University's Tshimologong Digital Innovation Precinct. "Fak'ugesi has been a pioneer in bridging the gap between African culture, technological innovation and creative encounters," says Eduardo Cachucho, Fak’ugesi Festival’s Creative Director. The public programme is open to everyone.
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Hope abounds at Founders’ Tea
They graduated in the summer of ’83 but for many of the inaugural Wits Founders, it wasn’t too long ago that they walked across the Great Hall stage.
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South Africa’s meteorite heritage grow to over 50
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26 September 2023
Award for Queer and Trans African Mobilities anthology
The book expands our understanding of the intersection between gender, sexuality and mobility in Africa.
22 September 2023
Hope abounds at Founders’ Tea
They graduated in the summer of ’83 but for many of the inaugural Wits Founders, it wasn’t too long ago that they walked across the Great Hall stage.
27 September 2023
South Africa’s meteorite heritage grow to over 50
Discovery of two meteorites are the first to be found by a member of the public on South African soil in over 40 years.
26 September 2023
Award for Queer and Trans African Mobilities anthology
The book expands our understanding of the intersection between gender, sexuality and mobility in Africa.
22 September 2023
Our fire heritage: The first fuel that enabled human beings to land on the moon was harnessed right here in Africa. Fire in prehistory was discovered in various cave systems including the Wonderwerk Cave in the Northern Cape, Klasies River in the Eastern Cape, as well as the Border Cave in KwaZulu-Natal. #HeritageMonth2023
Read the story in Curios.ty 15: #Energy