by Keyaka Magazine | Oct 7, 2025 | Campus Life, Profiles
By Tumelo Mokgonyana Who said you can’t be a plant production student and a rising TikTok content creator while lowkey crying over assignment deadlines? Meet Priment Seerane, the University of Limpopo student proving you can do both, with a smile, a skit, and maybe a...
by Keyaka Magazine | Oct 7, 2025 | Profiles
By Mohau Seleka Lwandile Cyril Mashele, a 24-year-old from Tonga in Mpumalanga, is leveraging his Bachelor’s in Development Planning and Management to lead impactful community projects. As Project Manager of the HydroHope initiative, he’s dedicated to sustainable...
by Keyaka Magazine | Oct 7, 2025 | Profiles
By Mikateko Mohlala In the quiet village of Bungeni, Limpopo, Nhlanhla Allan Bvuma’s story began with resilience, faith, and a mind wired for innovation. As the eldest of four, he was no stranger to responsibility. But when he lost his father during matric, life threw...
by Keyaka Magazine | Sep 28, 2025 | Highlights
By Boitumelo Mahlabela Reakgona Disability Centre (RDC) hosted a vibrant and engaging event on 5 September to celebrate National Casual Day. Held in collaboration with the South African Women Lawyers Association Student Chapter (SAWLASC) and Vhundwao Foundation, the...
by Keyaka Magazine | Sep 28, 2025 | Highlights
By Tumelo Mokgonyana The University of Limpopo Reakgona Disability Centre (RDC) recently hosted a Deaf Awareness Event on campus, promoting understanding of Deaf culture and South African Sign Language (SASL) among staff and students. The 1 hour 30-minute outdoor...
