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ILMA: Public Lecture by Dr Masego Ezekiel “Easy” Matjila
Indigenous Language Media in Africa (ILMA) Research Entity from the Faculty of Humanities cordially invite you to a Public Lecture by Dr Masego Ezekiel “Easy” Matjila. Title: My journey in Setswana broadcasting. Short bio of Dr Masego “Easy” Matjila Dr Easy Matjila was recently honored with an honorary doctorate by the North…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/seminar-indigenous-knowledge-digital-age-preserving-and-restoring-khoe-san-petroglyphs
Seminar - Indigenous Knowledge in the Digital Age: Preserving and Restoring Khoe-San Petroglyphs
You are cordially invited to a seminar presented by the NWU Petroglyph Research Group: At Lamprecht, Lynette Boardman, Theuns de Klerk and Charl Yates. The researchers will discuss their cataloguing and digitising of historic Khoe-San petroglyphs, or rock carvings, at a site near Klerksdorp, North-West province. Topic: Indigenous…http://www.nwu.ac.za/research-and-innovation/previous-inaugural-lectures
Previous Inaugural Lectures
The North-West University is proud to showcase its academics as they climb the ladder in their academic career. Any academic who is promoted to professor or who is appointed by the NWU as “newly appointed professor” from elsewhere, is expected to deliver a professional inaugural speech within the first year of their appointment. It is meant to…http://www.nwu.ac.za/nwu/inaugural-lectures-law-2025
Inaugural Lectures: Law 2025
Prof Neels Kilian The legal background to financial integrated reporting ...read more × Prof Neels Kilian The legal background to financial integrated reporting In South Africa, listed companies are in the process of complying with environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting. However, the compliance…http://www.nwu.ac.za/research-and-innovation/inaugural-lectures-2024-cloned
Inaugural Lectures 2024 - Cloned
The North-West University is proud to showcase its academics as they climb the ladder in their academic career. Any academic who is promoted to professor or who is appointed by the NWU as “newly appointed professor” from elsewhere, is expected to deliver a professional inaugural speech within the first year of their appointment. It is meant to…http://www.nwu.ac.za/nwu/inaugural-lectures-humanities-2025
Inaugural Lectures: Humanities 2025
Prof Rodwell Makombe Making sense of the Second Republic in Zimbabwe through laughter: the poetics and politics of resistance after Mugabe (read more) × Prof Rodwell Makombe Making sense of the Second Republic in Zimbabwe through laughter: the poetics and politics of resistance after Mugabe The research area of…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/sayas-blogging-workshop-2025
SAYAS Blogging Workshop 2025
Are you a masters or doctoral student or postdoctoral researcher in South Africa? Do you want to express yourself and share your thoughts and opinions, but do not have a platform to do so? If you are passionate about your research and want the opportunity to share this with the public, this workshop is your chance to learn about…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/public-lecture-justice-albert-louis-sachs-functions-apex-court-who-empowered-11-unelected
Public Lecture by Justice Albert Louis Sachs: The Functions of an Apex Court: Who Empowered 11 Unelected Judges to Strike Down Laws of a Democratically Elected Parliament?
The Faculty of Law cordially invite to a Public Lecture Justice Albert Louis Sachs, South African Activist and a former judge of the Constitutional Court. Topic: The Functions of an Apex Court: Who Empowered 11 Unelected Judges to Strike Down Laws of a Democratically Elected Parliament? Programme …http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/bonsaitree-exhibition
Bonsai Tree Exhibition
The Wag-‘n-Bietjie Bonsai Kai warmly invite you to the Bonsai Tree Exhibition. The Wag-’n-Bietjie (“Wait a bit,” the folk name for the buffalo thorn tree) Bonsai Kai is a non-profit association that has been fostering an interest in bonsai cultivation for over 35 years, aiming to inspire bonsai lovers, gardeners, and visual artists alike. …http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/workshop-engagement-and-impact
Workshop on Engagement and Impact
You are cordially invited to a workshop held by Prof Chris Brink, an Emeritus Vice-Chancellor from the Newcastle University and Ms Beatrix Bouwman, Director of Sustainability and Community Impact at the NWU. Topic: The connection between impact and community engagement initiatives. About Prof Chris Brink Professor Chris Brink is…http://www.nwu.ac.za/engagement-nwu-stakeholders
Engagement with NWU stakeholders
Organisations that excel at stakeholder engagement excel in business. The skills developed through effective communication and stakeholder engagement are invaluable in an increasingly complex world where organisations deal with many different relationships that all potentially impact their business. A key component of every organisation is the…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/nwu-world-ip-day-2025-youth-video-competition
NWU World IP Day 2025 Youth Video Competition
Are you a passionate singer or musician? Do you have what it takes to showcase the harmony between music, innovation, and Intellectual Property (IP) rights? The World IP Day 2025 Competition is here! Technology Transfer and Innovation Support (TTIS) is calling on all NWU students to unleash their creativity by submitting a…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/seminar-coloniality-academic-freedom-south-africa
Seminar-Coloniality of Academic freedom in South Africa
The school of Social Science cordially invites you to attend a virtual seminar by Dr Pedro Mzileni. Title: Coloniality of Academic Freedom in South Africa [accordion] Abstract South African higher education promises academic freedom to its scholars, a section 16(d) fundamental human right in the country’s Constitution. However,…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/computer-assisted-qualitative-data-analysis-atlasti-25
Computer-assisted qualitative data analysis with Atlas.ti 25
Workshop: Computer-assisted qualitative data analysis with Atlas Hosted by the research focus area MASARA in the Faculty of Humanities The presenters are Professors Liesl van der Merwe and Ewie Erasmus. Find event details (including payment and registration information) herehttp://www.nwu.ac.za/date/pitso-20253-african-trade-era-tariff-wars
Pitso 2025.3 - African Trade in an Era of Tariff Wars
You are cordially invited to participate in a critical discussion on the recent tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on at least 25 African countries. These measures represent a significant shift in U.S.-Africa trade relations, effectively undermining the benefits previously afforded under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). The…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/faculty-humanities-ethics-training-session1
Faculty of Humanities Ethics Training Session
The Faculty of Humanities cordially invite you to a Ethics Training Session. The Faculty of Humanities offers research ethics training sessions three times annually. All Academic staff, Researchers and Postgraduate students of the NWU are invited to join. At the research ethics training sessions, the following topics are addressed: The…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/presentation-using-technology-support-learning
Presentation on Using Technology to Support Learning
The Faculty of Humanities cordially invite you to a Presentation, presented by guest lecturer Sohag Lahiri. Topic: Using Technology to Support Learning. About guest lecturer Sohag Lahiri is a seasoned Learning Architect with over 20 years of experience in instructional design, e-learning development, and curriculum strategy…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/nwu-forum-2025-philosophical-turning-cultivating-peculiar-form-love
NWU Forum 2025 - Philosophical Turning: Cultivating a Peculiar Form of Love
You are cordially invited to the NWU Forum 2025, featuring Prof. Ype de Boer as the speaker. Topic: Philosophical Turning: Cultivating a Peculiar Form of Love. This talk explores a collaborative project that revisits the Platonic ideal of philosophical love - a love for truth, beauty, and the good - questioning its relevance in…http://www.nwu.ac.za/date/lecture-commemorating-human-rights-africa