Rebecca Davis (2000)
Rebecca Davis studied at Rhodes University and Oxford before working in lexicography at the Oxford English Dictionary. After deciding she’d rather make up words than define them, she returned to South Africa in 2011 to write for the Daily Maverick. Source: Daily Maverick
Nikiwe Bikitsha (1996)
Nikiwe was awarded the Hubert Humphrey’s Fellowship and has taken special leave from eTV's News Night, which she co-anchored with Jeremy Maggs. Each year, up to 15 Humphrey Fellows arrive at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University
Liam Pedersen (1989)
LIAM Pedersen spent much of his childhood with no electricity, plumbing or books. Now he is building space exploration robots for Nasa in the search for life beyond our planet.
Judith Innes (Allen) Cloete 1984
Congratulations to Judith who has been appointed as a Judge in the Western Cape High Court. She obtained her BA degree from the University of Cape Town in 1983 and her LLB from Rhodes University in 1985. As an articled clerk and attorney until 1994, she gained experience predominantly in the areas of civil and criminal litigation. Her main area of interest has been family law and she
Tristan Jacobs (2006)
COMING to the Midlands, fresh from a successful performance at the Musho! International Festival of One and Two-Hander Theatre in Durban, is Tristan Jacobs' Hambre Del Alma.
Rylan Fisher(1979)
Ryland Fisher has more than 30 years of experience in the media industry as an editor, journalist, columnist, author, senior manager and executive.
Chris Ndzengu (1987)
New head of AFU in Eastern Cape inspired by apartheid injustices to study for career in law.
Sikelelwa Mgabadeli (1996)
Everyone will have a voice on TV' THE queen of radio is going to tackle big issues on the small screen again! SAfm presenter Siki Mgabadeli will present a 10-episode current affairs show called The Big Debate.