The preliminary findings suggested that athletes who survived COVID-19 had 'a significantly longer return-to-play' than those with other acute respiratory illnesses.
Under the banner 'Walk of Hope', the initiative aims to assist those with historic debt, financial exclusion, and those who could not afford meals.
The institution said management suspected the virus was contracted off-campus at one of the pubs or restaurants students frequented in the Hatfield area.
According to Professor Robin Green, in South Africa, high levels of antibiotic resistance already exist, mostly due to inappropriate antibiotic management and consumption.
An international team has found that this group of Homo Sapiens originated in the south of the greater Zambezi River Basin region.
The businesswoman passed away last night. The company spokesperson said a statement would be released shortly.
The university is set to phase out Afrikaans as an official medium of communication at all its campuses and residences.
UP says between 1992 and 2015 the number of students who registered Afrikaans as their home language decreased by over 50%, prompting the change.
Talk Radio 702’s Azania Mosaka speaks to professor Tiaan de Jager about a UP study which reveals that pesticides used on local fruit and vegetable farms could have harmful health effects.
The student body SRC says over 20 students attempted taking their lives this year.
A brilliant performance from Bradley Sherwood proved to be the catalyst for the team to work as a united front to be crowned champions.
Kentridge was awarded an honorary PhD in Philosophy for the significant work he's produced over the past two decades.
Professor Heather Zar was honoured for establishing a research programme on pneumonia, TB & asthma. Danielle Twilley received an award for her research into melanoma treatment.
The commission conducted an investigation into the Sonop and De Goede Hoop residences after complaints of racist policies and admission requirements.
The Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust withdrew one of the student’s bursaries while the Blue Bulls axed the other.
The Blue Bulls and the Ramaphosa Education Trust have cut ties with the university students who appear in a video containing racist slur.
The video was reportedly posted accidentally to a Physiotherapy WhatsApp group.
The University of Pretoria says it's committed to world-class research and is pleased to see the focus paying off.
