Africa on the UN security council: why the continent should have two permanent seats

Posted on August 19, 2024

Africa’s desire to be fully represented in all decision-making organs of the United Nations (UN), particularly in the security council, is informed by three factors. First, repairing the historical injustice of its underrepresentation in global governance. Second, recognising African...

#ChooseUPDay: Why joining UP is one of the best decisions prospective students can make for their personal and professional growth

Posted on August 17, 2024

Discover why joining UP could be the best decision you ever make! From world-class facilities to unmatched academic excellence, learn what makes UP a top choice for students worldwide.

From Home to Workplace: Enriching Women's Relational Well-Being for Broader Societal Impact

Posted on August 13, 2024

In a world where individuals’ achievements often take centre stage, the relational well-being of women remains a vital yet frequently overlooked aspect of societal health. Relational well-being, encompasses the quality of relationships, social connections, and supportive environments, which...

A sweet celebration: The Faculty of Humanities honours the strength and leadership of the women in our Faulty.

Posted on August 08, 2024

The Faculty celebrated Women’s Day with a sweet treat, honoring women’s leadership and contributions. Professors highlighted the importance of empowerment, systemic change, and continued support for equality in the Humanities.

UP EXPERT OPINION: International Friendship Day: Friendships are a necessity and a catalyst for healthy adolescent development

Posted on July 30, 2024

Prof Eugene Lee Davids, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology, highlights that friendships are essential for emotional health, decision-making, and overall well-being during this crucial phase.

UP Drama Festival Returns to the South Campus with Unprecedented Excitement

Posted on July 24, 2024

The UP Drama Festival returns with exciting performances and workshops, showcasing exceptional student talent from July 23.

UP EXPERT OPINION: Kenya protests show citizens don’t trust government with their tax money: can Ruto make a meaningful new deal?

Posted on July 17, 2024

Each year, the Kenyan government tables a finance bill outlining measures for funding the national budget. In the past, these bills have scarcely attracted public attention. This changed dramatically in 2023, with President William Ruto’s first budget following his election victory the year...

Nearly 136 million people in Africa live with hearing difficulties: tackling the crisis with a smartphone and an app

Posted on July 17, 2024

In rural Kenya, 64-year-old John Kamau’s world of silence is about to change. For decades, isolated by hearing loss from the community’s vibrant life and his grandchildren’s conversations, he sees hope when a community health worker visits with a smartphone in hand.