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Over 400 top-performing Grade 11 learners take on Johannesburg’s water crisis in a high-stakes case study at the Wits Integrated Experience. Wits launches a Food Sovereignty Hub to combat hunger through sustainable student and community farming, while Occupational Therapy students bring water-wise vertical gardens to rural Limpopo, supporting people with disabilities. Professor Frikkie Booysen highlights rising youth hardship in Gauteng and young Wits academics are transforming how physiology is taught—fostering deeper, integrated learning.
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Wits is excited to introduce the Hack Your Future podcast, a new series that delves into the stories of some of the most pioneering minds from its ranks. Hosted by Melusi Ncala, a blind Wits graduate whose resilience and determination have made him a beacon of inspiration, the podcast highlights the incredible journeys of Wits alumni and faculty who have overcome obstacles to drive change and shape the future.
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