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Learning by going
“Learning by going” is the motto of the Switzerland-wide campaign that was launched today at all higher institutions by Movetia, the National Agency for Exchange and Mobility of Switzerland. The campaign aims to motivate all students to go…
SASMA Congress presentation from UNESCO Chair members
Dr Danielle Dolley and Dr Siphesihle Nqweniso recently attended the 20th South African Sports Medicine Association (SASMA) Congress with the theme "Breaking Boundaries in Sports and Exercise Medicine & Science".
Today, October 24, we celebrate UN Day
UN Day offers the opportunity to amplify the common agenda.
Faculty Emerging Researcher Award from Nelson Mandela University
Dr Siphesihle Nqweniso from the UNESCO Chair Team receives Faculty Emerging Researcher Award from Nelson Mandela University in 2024. The UNESCO Chair Team congratulates on this outstanding personal achievement.
5 October 2024 - World Teachers' Day
In honor of the World Teachers' Day 2024, the UNESCO Chair team would like to share a story about teachers who have contributed to its research work.
UNESCO Chair researchers present at the Spring Sport Science Summit in Potchefstroom
Empowerment, education, research, and collaboration in Sports and Coaching Sciences are essential. Through this international event, the Summit organizers aimed to facilitate exchanges between researchers and students from diverse…
KaziKidz teaching in the Purzelbaum workshop 2024 at the DSBG
Through active play, romping around and exploring their environment, children express themselves and interact intensively with each other.Childhood hypertension screening: Working integrated learning with NMU Biokinetics students
Collaborating with KaziBantu and the Siyaphakama Zwide Schools project, the students contributed to the Nelson Mandela Bay pilot testing phase for the Childhood Hypertension Consortium of South Africa (CHCSA).Community kitchen training in the Siyaphakama Zwide school project
As part of the Siyaphakama Zwide school project, a sub-initiative of the KaziBantu research project, training courses on community kitchens were held at Nelson Mandela University.