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Education

All set to change the world

15 March 2019 By Alan Straton

VCS 2019

Achieving academic, sporting and cultural excellence in South African schools – many of whom are based in communities battered by a myriad of socioeconomic challenges – is no easy feat for the average pupil. However, dedication and hard work, fuelled by a desire for success and a recognition of education as game-changer, has paid off for some of these pupils, who are among the 24 recipients of the prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship. The 24 students from predominantly the Eastern … [Read more...] about All set to change the world

Maths-art competition goes national

26 February 2019 By Alan Straton

Maths Art

WHETHER you are surrounded by towering skyscrapers on a bustling city street, or contemplating the intricate design of a tiny flower, one thing is clear: mathematically-precise shapes, angles and patterns are everywhere. To encourage learners to recognize mathematics in the world around them and bring it to life, the Govan Mbeki Mathematics Development Centre (GMMDC) at Nelson Mandela University is running its second annual Math-Art Competition, where entrants must submit artworks inspired by … [Read more...] about Maths-art competition goes national

Centre for Philosophy in Africa

25 February 2019 By Alan Straton

Nelson Mandela University

“How can South Africa, and Africa as a whole, realise communities that are both aware of, and responsive to, their troubled past while remaining committed to social cohesion?” This question emerges as one of the focus areas of the newly launched SARChI Chair in Identities and Social Cohesion in Africa (ISCIA) at Nelson Mandela University. The former calls upon us to recognize and strengthen authentic local identities, while the latter requires us to unbind the kind of purist identities … [Read more...] about Centre for Philosophy in Africa

City Braces as over 17 000 Students begin NMU Academic Year

7 February 2019 By Alan Straton

Nelson Mandela University welcomed more than 8000 first year students and their parents and guardians at the weekend, and is on track to welcome back all its students on Monday for the official start of the 2019 academic year. This time of the year is not without its challenges, with academic and PASS staff working tirelessly behind the scenes to mitigate any of these towards ensuring a smooth start to lectures on Monday, 11 February. Mandela University, like many universities across the … [Read more...] about City Braces as over 17 000 Students begin NMU Academic Year

About those unaccounted for Exam Papers

7 February 2019 By Alan Straton

East Cape Midlands College

The Eastcape Midlands TVET College said today that it prides itself in providing quality education to its students. Therefore, it is imperative to address issues that have been brought to the attention of the College. Upon receipt of the November 2018 examination results, it was noticed that the Life Orientation Level 4 results of 72 students who wrote the paper were pending. On enquiry, the College was informed by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) that marks were … [Read more...] about About those unaccounted for Exam Papers

Nice One Kholofelo Ramusi

16 January 2019 By Alan Straton

Kholofelo Ramusi

Kholofelo Ramusi (24), a second-year student at the Nelson Mandela University (NMU) studying towards her National Diploma in Building, has been selected as a mentor at CampusKey Port Elizabeth. As the leading provider of secure student accommodation, CampusKey offers students everything they need under one roof, so that they can focus on their main objective - to graduate and experience student life at the same time. Born in Bochum and raised in Polokwane, Limpopo, Ramusi completed her … [Read more...] about Nice One Kholofelo Ramusi

78.2% Pass Rate for Class of 2018

3 January 2019 By Alan Straton

Angie Motshekga

The matric class of 2018, who sat for the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examination, has bagged a 78.2% pass rate. The pass rate, which is inclusive of the progressed learners, is a 3.1% improvement from the 75.1% achieved in 2017. However, with the progressed learners excluded, the 2018 NSC overall pass rate stands at 79.4%, a 2.9% improvement from the 76.5% achieved in 2017. Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga made the much awaited announcement at Vodacom World in Midrand on … [Read more...] about 78.2% Pass Rate for Class of 2018

Matric results out today – where to get them

3 January 2019 By Alan Straton

Angie Motshekga

Following the stamp of approval by the council for quality assurance in education and training, Umalusi, the class of 2018 will find out how they fared in the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations later today. Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga will announce the overall NSC results this evening, while individual results will be released on 4 January 2019. Ahead of the official release of the results, the Minister will host a ministerial breakfast with the top … [Read more...] about Matric results out today – where to get them

Growing Africa’s master’s and PhDs in Education

27 December 2018 By Port Elizabethan

Growing Africa’s master’s and PhDs in Education: The fruits of the East and South African-German Centre of Excellence for Educational Research Methodologies and Management (CERM-ESA) became evident when the first cohort of eight scholarship students, all from Kenya, graduated in December 2017, 50% of them cum laude. Source: News Latest News. … [Read more...] about Growing Africa’s master’s and PhDs in Education

A new era of electric vehicles and lithium-ion batteries

25 December 2018 By Port Elizabethan

A new era of electric vehicles and lithium-ion batteries: Africa’s   first   internationally   accredited   testing    facility for lithium-ion batteries is situated at Nelson Mandela University. This has been achieved through the intensive facilitation and activities of the uYilo eMobility Technology Innovation Programme.   Source: News Latest News. … [Read more...] about A new era of electric vehicles and lithium-ion batteries

2018 – A Year of Gearing Up

21 December 2018 By Port Elizabethan

2018 - A Year of Gearing Up: The organising theme of our work over the next five years, beginning in 2018, is to position our intellectual and social project - In Service to Society - at the centre of our university. Source: News Latest News. … [Read more...] about 2018 – A Year of Gearing Up

Aiming for Radical Advances in Human Potential

19 December 2018 By Port Elizabethan

Aiming for Radical Advances in Human Potential: Situated in the School of Information and Communication Technology, the CCT was established by Prof Greunen in 2014 and has grown exponentially in the past four years. From a team of one, it now has an internal team of 19 postgraduates and lecturers, and a full-time business analyst and project manager. Externally, the CCT subcontracts a team of 27 Mandela University IT graduates now working   as IT professionals in Port Elizabeth, … [Read more...] about Aiming for Radical Advances in Human Potential

Age of the Drone and Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

17 December 2018 By Port Elizabethan

Age of the Drone and Autonomous Underwater Vehicle: “Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and gliders, also known as autonomous underwater vehicles  (AUVs), are classified as Remotely Piloted Vehicles, and are rapidly gaining ground globally as they have revolutionary potential in their diverse applications,” says mechanical engineer, Damian Mooney, who is one of South Africa’s few specialists in Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS). He has been a commercial … [Read more...] about Age of the Drone and Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

South Africa’s Rocketing Codeine Consumption

15 December 2018 By Port Elizabethan

South Africa’s Rocketing Codeine Consumption: “Pain is the most common medical symptom worldwide,” Prof Truter says. “It intrigues me because it is so common and there is a story behind every pain condition – from physical pain, such as a broken leg or migraine – to emotional pain. There is also a strong addictive component to painkillers such as codeine – a mild, over-the-counter opioid available in South Africa.” Source: News Latest News. Choose … [Read more...] about South Africa’s Rocketing Codeine Consumption

Best of the EC honoured at annual Mandela University Council Awards

13 December 2018 By Port Elizabethan

Best of the EC honoured at annual Mandela University Council Awards: An international women’s rights activist, renowned rugby player and humanitarian and a businessperson with a passion for development were honoured at the annual Nelson Mandela University’s Council Prestige Awards for using their individual influence for the greater good of humanity. Source: News Latest News. Mandela University summer graduation kicks off: Nearly 2000 Nelson Mandela University graduands are … [Read more...] about Best of the EC honoured at annual Mandela University Council Awards

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