Two compatible sets of principles should govern the executive and strategic operations of South African universities. The first, found in the preamble of our Constitution, demands that we simultaneously address…
Read moreHi Sibu I have always credited you with being measured in your analysis and engagements and so you will forgive me when I say that I am surprised at how…
Read moreSTATEMENT FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR AND PRINCIPAL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND, JOHANNESBURG The University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, today announced that a verdict has been reached in a case…
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Professor Adam Habib, a well-known political commentator has featured in the local and international media in recent days following the death of former president Nelson Mandela. Some of the links…
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Opinion piece by Prof. Adam Habib published in the Sunday Times on 15 December 2013 View the article: Sunday Times Adam Habib 15.12.13 A life magnificently lived in the service of…
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Memorial Service for the late Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Wits Great Hall Thursday, 12 December 2013 Podcast of speech delivered at Wits Memorial Programme Director and Chairperson of Council, Dr Randall…
Read moreDear Colleagues Following months of consultation with internal constituencies and negotiation with the three key unions represented at Wits, I am pleased to announce that all three unions have signed…
Read moreDear Colleagues Below is an update on key developments related to admissions, enrolment and bursary processes for 2014. REGISTRATION As you may know, Wits is piloting an online registration system…
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South Africa’s Suspended Revolution engages with the country’s transition into democracy and its prospects for inclusive development. It is an antidote to many descriptive and voluntarist explanations in which leaders and…
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Dear Colleagues One of the key priorities for the Senior Executive Team in 2013 is to promote operational efficiencies across the University, to eliminate red tape and bureaucracy as far…
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