Neo Koza is an online content producer for Talk Radio 702 and CapeTalk. Previously she worked areporter for Eyewitness News.

Krivani Pillay graduated from Rhodes in 2001 and is known for her high-profile journalism at the SABC (Lotus and SAFM), Primedia (Eyewitness News), and eNCA.

In 1994, Frederick Brownell delivered on what may be the hardest and most consequential assignment any designer could receive: Design a flag to unite a nation—and do it in a week.

Msaki and Tresor will be to blame for the baby boom that the country will experience nine months post winter.

NAMIBIAN rower Maike Diekmann is fast improving and chasing her dream of qualifying for the Olympic Games.

The mathematics teacher that many South Africans grew up with, William Smith, was honoured with a National Order award on Thursday for his excellent contribution to the teaching and demystification of mathematics and science.

Celebrating 50 years after graduating with their Bachelor of Pharmacy degree from Rhodes University, the Pharmacy class of 1969 held a special reunion weekend in Cape Town on the weekend of the 5th April.

Growing up in central Africa in the '50s and '60s gave Duncan Clarke an early appreciation of his surroundings and the wider environment – but very little indication of the significance the oil industry would have in his later life.