Explain your life’s work in three minutes. That’s the challenge a group of South Africa’s brightest PhD minds were handed at the National Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition this year. …
Through the story of a young girl navigating bullying and belonging, an Afrikaans children’s book opens an important conversation about identity, empathy, and self-worth in South African classrooms Gqeberha,…
As netball continues its remarkable growth in South Africa, Mandela University’s Juanita van Tonder and Chinonso Dave were recognised as Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year, capping a standout season….
Athletes in Gqeberha overcame harsh weather conditions to shine at the third annual Madibaz Half-Marathon. Gqeberha, South Africa (30 July 2025) – Not even freezing temperatures, strong winds, and…
Driven by a deep commitment to the welfare of their own, the volunteer students of Kindness@Mandela at NMU are leading with compassion by addressing critical needs for students from low-income…
The day that encourages all of us to dedicate at least 67 minutes to acts of service or contribute to a stronger South Africa kicks off tomorrow! We’ve highlighted a…
NMU aquatics pros, Melinda Goosen and Cheryl Kotze, are poised to lead their swimming squads to a successful run at the prestigious World University Games taking place in Germany next…
What started as an HR course assignment has unfolded into a passion project for NMU students Kwakho, Hlanganisa, Asive and Gcobisa. Together, they have taken a portion of their bursary…
Losing a mother is enough to turn just about anyone’s life upside down. Enduring that grief while raising her children, supporting her nephew and studying full-time under challenging circumstances demanded…
Nelson Mandela University’s Khulani! is a dynamic digital journalism hub that’s giving student voices a powerful national platform to share real-life stories and issues. Gqeberha, South Africa (15 April…
Where mind meets heart
“We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.” - Mother Teresa
