Sfundo Mathimbane

Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) celebrated a significant milestone with the official opening of its new multi-purpose hall at the Ga-Rankuwa campus on Wednesday, 27 November. The event brought together students, staff, and distinguished guests to mark the addition of this exciting new facility. The hall is set to become a central hub for a […]

Leaders from academia, industry, and government gathered at The Maslow Time Square in Menlyn Maine, Pretoria, for the 2024 Annual Future of Work-4IR Dialogue on Monday, 11 November. The event, hosted by Tshwane University of Technology (TUT), was marked by intelligent discussions on the rapid changes shaping the world of work in the Fourth Industrial

Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) held a prestigious ceremony on Thursday, 17 October at Theunis Bester Hall to confer honorary degrees on notable figures whose contributions have left a significant impact on their respective fields and in society. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Tinyiko Maluleke, presided over the event, which honoured four distinguished individuals, the late President

The African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) in Tshwane held a press briefing at Tshwane House in Pretoria CBD on Friday, October 4, to address the recent ousting of Cilliers Brink as Mayor of Tshwane. This development followed a successful motion of no confidence, which ultimately led to Brink’s removal from office. The ANCYL, represented

The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) hosted a launch event at the Institute for The Future of Work (IFoW) in partnership with Microsoft. The launch took place in Hatfield, Pretoria on Wednesday, 02 October which saw the presence of the university’s Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Prof Tinyiko Malukeke. The event brought together academic leaders, students, and

The Vice Chancellor and Principal of Tshwane University of Technology Professor Tinyiko Maluleke hosted a  Welcome Breakfast at Denisburg Restaurant on Wednesday, September 18 to honour the Olympians  Zeney  Geldenhuys and Steven Mokoka. The Vice Chancellor and principal was delighted to honour the athletes and spoke highly of the Olympians and their accomplishments. The purpose