Humanities

The University of Limpopo Faculty of Humanities recently hosted a G-Rule Awareness Programme on 23 March 2026 at the New Cinema Hall to equip first-entering students within the faculty with essential regulations to help them navigate their academic journey.

With her eyes on excellence, Takalani Emmah Mulaudzi has secured the top spot, shining as a symbol of hard-earned success. Born and raised in Musina, Limpopo Province, Takalani completed her high school studies at Musina Secondary.

A final-year communication studies student at the University of Limpopo, Khomotso Asnath Kekana,  is proving that hard work really does pay off.

In a dynamic celebration of culture and identity, Tirelo Samson Sadike, a passionate media student, utilizes the art of stage play to convey the vibrant essence of Africanism.

Tekolo Ndwalo, a University of Limpopo (UL) media student and tutor from Leokwe village, aims to transform the media landscape. His academic journey has shaped his multifaceted career ambitions and is driven to make a meaningful impact in the media industry.

In 2019, Mmapula Malatji faced a moment of truth when her matric results fell short of her expectations. The disappointment could have been a defining moment, but instead, it became a turning point in her journey towards success.