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"Our Sheldon Cooper":18-year-old University of Pretoria graduate shares inspiring journey, SA moved
18-year-old Hazel Ntuli spoke highly of the University of Pretoria, and shared her plans to further her studies beyond a master's degree, leaving Mzansi inspired.
"I've always wanted an MBA": University of Pretoria student completes actuarial science degree at 17
Mongiwa Hazel Ntuli graduated with honours at 17, starting university at 14. Now 18, she’s pursuing her Master’s, inspiring many with her journey.
Mabopane to medicine: Dr Louisa Dlamini becomes UP’s first black MMed radiation oncology graduate
Dr Louisa Dlamini from Mabopane makes history as the University of Pretoria’s first black graduate with an MMed in Radiation Oncology, a major milestone in medicine.
100 best universities in Africa that offer quality education
This list of the 100 best universities in Africa is crucial, especially for students who desire to gain the best education in Africa. Here is everything about them.
Electrical engineering salary guide: what to expect in South Africa
Electrical engineering is one of the most attractive career choices in South Africa due to its high remunerations. Discover the electrical engineering salary.
List of Universities that offer pharmacy in South Africa in 2025
Pharmacists are crucial in the healthcare system, and the course is marketable. So, get the list of Universities that offer pharmacy in South Africa in 2025.
University of Pretoria courses and requirements for 2025/2026
There are numerous University of Pretoria courses for those intending to join the institution. Read on to discover courses that one can pursue in the university.
"Crowd is not crowding": Varsity Cup mascot goes viral, Mzansi disappointed by audience energy
A vibrant and energetic Varsity Cup mascot busted some slick moves in front of an underwhelming crowd that South Africans found very disappointing.
"Our parents are our biggest supporters": Siblings share secret to bagging 19 distinctions
Cornwall Hill College siblings reveal how family support, cultural values, and pursuing their passions helped them achieve 19 distinctions in their matric years.
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