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Mbombela Campus Rector leads by example during clean-up drive
Students and staff at the Tshwane University of Technology’s Mbombela Campus joined forces in a campus-wide clean-up campaign led by Campus Rector, Dr Ndiadivha Tempia, on 13 May 2026. The initiative promoted environmental stewardship, student engagement and campus pride while reinforcing a culture of accountability and excellence.
Entrepreneurship Programme boosts SMME growth in Tshwane
Emerging entrepreneurs received recognition, support and new growth opportunities as the Tshwane University of Technology’s Centre for Entrepreneurship Development celebrated graduates of its Enterprise and Supplier Development Programme while welcoming a new cohort under the theme “Igniting growth, unlocking markets and sustaining impact”. The initiative continues to strengthen local SMMEs through entrepreneurial training, compliance support and market access.
Girls in Tech application drive empowers girls to pursue higher education
Young women at the Lethabong School of Specialisation in Soshanguve, received guidance, motivation and practical support to pursue higher education and careers in technology during the Faculty of ICT’s “Help a Girl Child Apply” initiative. The programme empowered learners through mentorship, self-development activities and hands-on assistance with University applications.
PRISA roadshow prepares TUT communication students for digital future
Nearly 200 Diploma students from the Department of Journalism and Integrated Communication at the Tshwane University of Technology gained valuable industry insight, networking opportunities and career guidance during a PRISA Roadshow hosted at the Soshanguve South Campus. The event exposed students to emerging communication trends, ethical practice and the growing role of artificial intelligence in the profession.
Global tech insights inspire ICT students at TUT symposium
Students, academics and researchers at the Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Information and Communication Technology gained valuable international insight into emerging technologies, STEM transformation and renewable energy during an academic symposium and international visiting Prof lecture series hosted at the Soshanguve South Campus. The initiative strengthened global collaboration, promoted research engagement and equipped students with industry-relevant knowledge and skills.
Economics and Finance join career expo to guide future students
Prospective students in Limpopo received first-hand academic and career guidance when the Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Economics and Finance joined the University’s recruitment team at the recent Vhembe District career expo. The four-week-long recruitment drive connected Grade 12 learners with institutions of higher learning, helping them explore study opportunities, admission requirements and career paths.
Ga-Rankuwa Career Tech Expo opens doors to digital futures
The Faculty of Information and Communication Technology’s (FoICT) active participation at the Ga-Rankuwa Career Tech Expo highlights its commitment to inspiring and guiding future ICT professionals, fostering pride among stakeholders and students alike.
Academic excellence celebration shines spotlight on future educators
Hard work, determination and academic excellence took centre stage at the Tshwane University of Technology’s Soshanguve North Campus when top-performing students from the Department of Mathematics, Science and Business Education (MSBE) received recognition for their achievements across several teaching specialisations.
TUT partnership advances public service skills in Mopani District
The Tshwane University of Technology’s Giyani Campus and Department of Social Development in the Mopani District have strengthened public service capacity through a targeted skills development programme for 50 public officials. The initiative equipped participants with leadership, management, and ethical governance skills to improve service delivery across five municipalities in Limpopo.
FEBE pilot brings clean energy innovation to rural communities
The Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment (FEBE), in partnership with Ekasi Energy, is advancing clean energy innovation through a community-based pilot project in Thohoyandou, Limpopo. The initiative tested Smart Home Energy (SHE) technology designed to provide smoke-free, efficient cooking solutions for rural and off-grid communities while supporting health, sustainability, and local economic development.