2026 News
Swiss delegation explores TUT’s innovation corridor driving research commercialisation
The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) recently hosted a high-level delegation from the Swiss Embassy in South Africa for an in-depth tour of its vibrant innovation ecosystem, highlighting the University’s commitment to transforming cutting-edge research into commercially viable solutions.
Award-winning journalist Alpha Ramushwana wants to make difference beyond newsrooms
Fresh from being named Radio News Reporter of the Year, Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) alumnus, Alpha Ramushwana, wants to make a difference beyond the newsroom. According to him, his greatest ambition is not only to excel in journalism but also to give back to the institution and people who helped shape his career.
Prof Mathonsi named Emerging Researcher of the Year at Science Oscars
Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Information Technology, Prof Topside Mathonsi, received the coveted TW Kambule-NSTF Award: Emerging Researcher at the National Science and Technology Forum-South32 (NSTF-South32) Awards.
Stud Game Breeders® reaches R10 million bursary milestone
Partnership with TUT shapes future conservation professionals
TUT alumnus takes sustainable architecture to next global level
Ethan Rudi Schneigansz, 24, has launched his international career in Abu Dhabi just months after graduating cum laude with a Master of Architecture from TUT's Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment Department of Architecture and Industrial Design. His research project, Thinking Circular Economy: The Design of a Waste-to-Energy Plant in Pretoria, reflects his passion for sustainable architecture and innovative urban design.
Student leader grows cloud computing community
TUT student and the new AWS Student Builder Group Leader, Bongiwe Mokhati, is helping fellow students build future-ready cloud computing and AI skills. Her leadership is already creating more opportunities for students to gain practical experience, earn industry certifications and connect with the wider technology community.
Development of innovative learning framework leads to TUT lecturer’s doctorate
A passion for improving teaching and learning in higher education has resulted in a Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) lecturer, Dr Sifiso Ngonyama, recently obtaining a doctorate from the University of South Africa (UNISA). Based on his research, he developed a simulation-based Work-Integrated Learning framework for Management Accounting programmes at South African Universities of Technology, aiming to better prepare students for professional practice.
Youth Summit showcases TUT digital skills leadership
Nkulumo Nkuna, Senior Academic Technician at Tshwane University of Technology's Faculty of Information and Communication Technology (FoICT), showcased TUT's approach to preparing future-ready graduates when he represented the University at the National Youth Summit on Skills Development and Innovation. He encouraged young people to embrace artificial intelligence, build practical skills and create opportunities for themselves in South Africa's evolving digital economy.
TUT celebrates 30 years of glass education and a legacy forged in fire
The Tshwane University of Technology's (TUT's) Faculty of Arts and Design celebrated a significant milestone on Saturday, 11 July, marking 30 years of glass education in South Africa. The celebration, held as part of Glass Safari 2026, honoured a programme that has grown from an ambitious vision at Technikon Pretoria in 1996 into one of Southern Africa's leading centres for contemporary glass education.
Youth in Business partnerships strengthen entrepreneurship in Soshanguve
Entrepreneurs, students and graduates from Soshanguve showcased their products and services, pitched innovative business ideas and connected with organisations committed to supporting entrepreneurship at the recent Youth in Business (YiB) Soshanguve Business Expo.