2026 News
The eMalahleni Campus celebrates the power of literacy in society
The eMalahleni Campus Library, in partnership with the Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB), marked International Literacy Day to highlight the transformative power of literacy in fostering social inclusion, cultural preservation and sustainable development.
Refilwe Harnoster crowned winner of TUT Music Idols Season 3
The South African State Theatre in Pretoria came alive on 12 September 2026 as 10 students from across the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) campuses took to the stage to compete for the title of TUT Music Idols Season 3 winner.
TUT SRC Elections voter turnout increases to 55.8% as Polokwane voting surges
The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) recorded 2 487 more votes in the 2026 SRC Elections compared with 2025, with the number of votes cast increasing from 37 281 to 39 768. This represents a 55.8% voter turnout during the elections, which took place on 9 to 11 September 2026.
Innovation meets entrepreneurship at TUT’s dynamic exchange
Innovation does not move in a straight line; it is a continuous, high-impact conversation. When groundbreaking research fuels bold entrepreneurial ventures, real-world commercialisation feeds right back into how the Tshwane University of Technology mentors and builds the next generation of founders.
Duvha Power Station visit strengthens connection with industry
The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is strengthening its connection with industry through practical exposure following a recent visit by lecturers to Eskom’s Duvha Power Station.
TUT strengthens strategic ties with the Mpumalanga provincial government
A significant milestone was achieved by the Mbombela Campus under the leadership of Dr Ndiadivha Sikhweni, following a high-level engagement with the Premier of Mpumalanga, Mr Mandla Ndlovu, to strengthen collaboration between the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) and the Mpumalanga Provincial Government.
TUT women take the lead at HERS-SA 2026
Leadership in higher education is not only shaped in boardrooms and executive offices. It is also shaped in conversations, relationships and the willingness of women to question how institutions work and what they could become.
Discovery founder Adrian Gore and his 4 Principles to Multiply Impact for Organisations and Individuals
Adrian Gore’s captivating book, The Four Principles: Multiply your impact in Life and Leadership, is at once a textbook on Leadership, a workbook on organsational impact and a personal development manual.
Importance of time management emphasised at WIL Workshop
The central message “respect time” was clear during the Department of Management and Entrepreneurship’s Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) Workplace Readiness Workshop. Themed “Navigating the world of work”, the event was recently held at the Theunis Bester Hall, Pretoria Campus.
One arm, unlimited possibilities – TUT Ceramics lecturer inspires through art and resilience
Visitors to the TUT Arts Festival are stopping to admire the striking ceramic artworks on display, but behind the beautifully crafted pieces stands an artist whose life story is as remarkable as the work he creates.