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The name Unisa is to remain, a university is to be named after former president Nelson Mandela, and the term technikon is to disappear, Education Minister Kader Asmal said on Tuesday.
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Asmal's decision to rename Unisa to the Open Learning University of SA was another issue.
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The role being played by academic institutions such as Unisa in the promotion of African languages does not only contribute towards the restoration of our people�s pride and dignity, but acts as a catalyst to the enhancement of social cohesion and national building.
ANC Caucus statement on UNISA the ANC Parliamentary Caucus 2007
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"We are very conscious of what the brand name Unisa offers.
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The role being played by academic institutions such as Unisa in the promotion of African languages does not only contribute towards the restoration of our people’s pride and dignity, but acts as a catalyst to the enhancement of social cohesion and national building.
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The university would consult with its students "about the role and value of the SRC, as well as assess how best the SRC could be more representative of student opinion at Unisa."
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Unisa spokeswoman Doreen Gough said another round of elections would be held in May 2009 after a consultation process with students regarding the Students Representative Council had taken place.
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ANC president Jacob Zuma's allies have rallied to his defence in the wake of University of SA (Unisa) rector Barney Pityana's indictment of his character on Monday.
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Speakers include Dr George Abungu, former director general of museums in Kenya; Prof Raymond Suttner, former political prisoner, MP and head of knowledge and heritage at Unisa; Tom Lodge, author of
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University of South Africa's (Unisa) Durban campus had risen to 22,
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