UJ ManCave | Episode 5 | Culture UJTV 2026-08-25 | Do cultural traditions shape us—or limit us?In Episode 5 of UJ ManCave, hosts TTMbha and Ofentse Tabane explore the powerful influence of culture, tradition, and societal expectations on the lives of young men today.From the pressures to "be a man" to navigating family expectations, gender roles, and cultural stereotypes, this episode asks the difficult questions: Which traditions should we preserve, and which outdated norms should we challenge?Through an honest and thought-provoking conversation, the hosts unpack how culture can be a source of identity and strength while encouraging young men to embrace values that promote respect, equality, emotional intelligence, and personal growth.Join us as we examine what it means to honour our roots while creating a future that reflects compassion, authenticity, and positive masculinity.Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe for more conversations that empower, educate, and inspire.#UJManCave #UJTV #Culture #BreakingTheNorms #PositiveMasculinity #StudentLife #Leadership #PersonalGrowth #UniversityOfJohannesburg #CampusLife #Identity #Tradition #Respect #Podcast #StudentSuccess
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BRAG 2026: Inspiring Future Leaders & Enhancing Student Employability at UJ UJTV 2026-08-20 | Welcome to the highlight recap of the BRAG 2026 summit hosted at the University of Johannesburg (UJ)!This transformative event brings together industry leaders, seasoned entrepreneurs, and ambitious UJ students to bridge the gap between academic learning and career success. Key speakers including Dr. Aimee Viljoen (Senior Lecturer: Communication and Media) and Katie Mohamed (Entrepreneur & Human Influence Strategist) share powerful insights on building connections, taking initiative, self-teaching, and adapting to modern industry demands.Key Topics Covered:Building professional networks and finding mentorship opportunities early in your academic journey.How adaptability and self-taught skills drive long-term employability in media and communication.Exploring real-world career paths, internships, and corporate partnerships.🔔 Subscribe for more event updates, academic insights, and student opportunities from the University of Johannesburg!#UJ #BRAG2026 #UniversityOfJohannesburg #StudentEmployability #FutureReimagined #CareerDevelopment #Networking
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UJ ManCave | Episode 4 | Friendships UJTV 2026-08-11 | What makes a true friend?In Episode 4 of UJ ManCave, hosts TTMbha and Ofentse Tabane dive into the power of brotherhood and the importance of building meaningful friendships that inspire growth, trust, and accountability.From navigating conflict and earning loyalty to recognising unhealthy relationships and spotting fake friends, this episode explores what it means to surround yourself with people who genuinely want to see you succeed.The conversation tackles the value of communication, respect, forgiveness, and choosing friends who challenge you to become a better version of yourself. Because the people you keep close can shape your character, your decisions, and your future.Whether you're building lifelong friendships at university or learning to let go of toxic relationships, this episode offers valuable insights into creating a strong support system that lasts beyond campus.Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe for more conversations that empower, educate, and inspire.#UJManCave #UJTV #Friendship #BroCode #Brotherhood #StudentLife #CampusLife #PositiveMasculinity #Leadership #PersonalGrowth #Loyalty #HealthyRelationships #UniversityOfJohannesburg #StudentSuccess #Podcast
UJ ManCave | Episode 3 | Money & Happiness UJTV 2026-07-28 | Can money really buy happiness?In Episode 3 of UJ ManCave, hosts TTMbha and Ofentse Tabane unpack one of the biggest questions facing young people today: the relationship between money, success, and happiness.From managing your finances as a student to building a healthy relationship with money, this episode explores practical ways to take control of your financial future. The conversation covers budgeting, avoiding unnecessary debt, creating side hustles, developing an entrepreneurial mindset, and laying the foundation for long-term wealth.Is happiness found in what you earn—or in how you manage what you have? Join us for an honest discussion that challenges perceptions of success and encourages students to think beyond instant gratification toward financial freedom and lasting fulfilment.Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe for more conversations that empower, educate, and inspire.#UJManCave #UJTV #MoneyAndHappiness #FinancialLiteracy #StudentLife #Budgeting #SideHustle #FinancialFreedom #WealthMindset #Entrepreneurship #UniversityOfJohannesburg #StudentSuccess #PersonalFinance #CampusLife #Podcast
The Bacchae: An African Choral Ballet | Highlights UJTV 2026-07-27 | This July, ballet, indigenous African movement, and choral verse join forces in what promises to be an immersive experience of music, sound and storytelling that pushes the boundaries of theatrical storytelling. University of Johannesburg Arts & Culture, a division of the Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture (FADA), is proudly collaborating with Joburg Ballet on the reimagining of Euripides’ classic: The Bacchae: An African Choral Ballet, premiering as part of Joburg Ballet’s 25th anniversary season. Led by director Jay Pather, with composition by Neo Muyanga, choreography by Mthuthuzeli November, featuring the acclaimed UJ Choir and a live chamber orchestra, the creative team transforms Euripides’ tragedy into an urgent South African conversation about power, belonging, spirituality, and communal rites, while making visible the consequences of excess. “The Bacchae is a tussle between passion, excess, the irrational, and allowing the irrational to run free, as opposed to order, moderation and restraint. That dynamic sets itself very well at this time in our history, where societies across the world are feeling that tension and that pull,” says director Jay Pather. Muyanga draws on the powerful voices of the internationally acclaimed UJ Choir alongside a live chamber orchestra to incorporate the textual elements of the performance, while his soaring score drives the work’s emotional pulse and intoxicating rhythm. The Bacchae: An African Choral Ballet also opens the stage to last year’s FADA Theatre 101 cohort led by Jade Bowers. Launched by Prof Federico Freschi in 2017, the programme sees second-year FADA students getting involved in the design of the production, with selected students’ proposals incorporated into the final production design. Now in its 10th year, the interdisciplinary programme allows students to work alongside theatre professionals, gaining hands-on experience and contributing fresh perspectives to the process. “This collaboration between UJ Arts & Culture and Joburg Ballet reflects our commitment to fostering bold, interdisciplinary work that is both locally grounded and globally resonant. The Bacchae: An African Choral Ballet creates a powerful platform for artistic exchange - bringing together professional artists, composers, choreographers and our own students in a shared process of innovation and learning. It is especially meaningful to see young creatives from FADA contributing to a production of this scale, gaining invaluable experience while shaping the visual and conceptual language of the work. This project not only reimagines a classical text through a distinctly African lens but also affirms the role of the arts in interrogating contemporary social realities, building community, and expanding the possibilities of performance in South Africa,” says Pieter Jacobs, Head of UJ Arts & Culture. Drawing from Euripides’ classic, the full-length ballet reinterprets the tale in a richness of movement, sound and choral tradition. The tragedy follows Dionysus, who arrives in a divided city promising freedom, ecstasy and spiritual awakening. As his intoxicating presence sweeps through Thebes, women abandon convention and a chorus of voices rises in ecstatic defiance. Pentheus, the rigid young ruler, vows to restore order and crush the growing movement; but curiosity and desire draw him dangerously close to the very force he condemns. For UJ Arts & Culture, The Bacchae emphasises the university’s commitment to arts that educate, provoke, and promote inclusive participation by incorporating youth development in the creative industries, cultural exchange and pathways into professional practice. This collaboration speaks to UJ Arts & Culture’s role in championing artistic ambition, developing strategic partnerships across the arts landscape and creating work that resonates with the communities it serves. “This landmark production holds enormous potential for South Africa and beyond,” says Elroy Fillis- Bell, Joburg Ballet’s CEO “With the collaboration of UJ Arts & Culture and the expertise of the incredible creative team, ballet, choral music, theatre and visual design have been woven into a tapestry that transcends artistic boundaries to create a truly immersive, multi-disciplinary experience. It reinterprets a European classic through African creativity, giving audiences a work of international calibre that reflects the richness of our voices and traditions. Not only will this production elevate ballet and dance on the continent but it will also stand as a symbol of innovation, resilience and artistic power in South Africa’s cultural history.
UJ ManCave | Episode 2 | Mental Health UJTV 2026-07-14 | Mental health is not a weakness—it's part of being human.In Episode 2 of UJ ManCave, hosts TTMbha and Ofentse Tabane tackle one of the most important conversations affecting young men today: mental health.From the pressures of university life and academic expectations to relationships, identity, and the importance of seeking support, this episode encourages honest dialogue and reminds us that strength is found in speaking up, not suffering in silence.Join us as we break the stigma, challenge outdated perceptions, and create a space where vulnerability is valued, healing is encouraged, and every voice matters.Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe for more meaningful conversations that inspire growth and positive change.#UJManCave #UJTV #MentalHealthMatters #ItsOkayToTalk #PositiveMasculinity #StudentWellbeing #UniversityOfJohannesburg #MentalHealthAwareness #CampusLife #BreakTheStigma #StudentSuccess #Podcast
INSUFFICIENT FUNDS || SHORT FILM UJTV 2026-07-06 | A FILM REPRESENTING A TYPICAL STUDENT LIFE ON A DAY THAT A BURSARY ALLOWANCE HITS THEIR BANK ACCOUNT.SPEACIAL THANK YOU:⭐️ 10z Convenience Store (The owner was superfly!)📍 UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG, APK CAMPUS)STARRING: TEBOGO MOKOENA🐺 DP: LWANDLE DINGISWAYO🐺 1st AC: VANESSA MUNEMO🐺 WRITTEN BY: MBUSO MBAMBOBTS FOOTAGE: youtu.be/Y8CMphLihaA?si=kdJY1k8qkIEwiBl3BTS FOOTAGE: VANESSA MUNEMOBTS EDIT: MBUSO MBAMBO
UJ ManCave | Episode 1 | Leadership, Brotherhood & Student Success UJTV 2026-06-30 | Welcome to the very first episode of UJ ManCave — a bold new podcast by the University of Johannesburg's Division of Student Affairs, produced by UJTV in partnership with Amatyma ManCave.Hosted by TTMbha and co-hosted by Ofentse Tabane, UJ ManCave creates a safe and engaging space where male students can have authentic conversations about university life, leadership, mental wellbeing, relationships, purpose, and personal growth.In this debut episode, we are joined by the University of Johannesburg Student Representative Council (SRC) President and the SRC Secretary-General for an insightful discussion on student leadership, responsibility, representation, and the realities of leading one of South Africa's leading universities.This is more than a podcast—it's a platform for honest conversations that inspire growth, leadership, and success.📺 Subscribe to UJTV for more episodes of UJ ManCave and exclusive University of Johannesburg content.Follow us:Instagram: @UJTV23Instagram: @UJ_StudentAffairsInstagram: @Amatyma_SA#UJManCave #UJTV #UniversityOfJohannesburg #UJ #StudentLeadership #SRC #PositiveMasculinity #StudentAffairs #MentalWellbeing #Leadership #CampusLife #Podcast #SouthAfrica
UJ MANCAVE Episode 1 BTS UJTV 2026-06-24 | The University of Johannesburg's Division of Student Affairs, in partnership with UJTV and Amatyma ManCave, is proud to launch the UJ ManCave Podcast, a transformative platform designed to support, empower, and inspire male students through meaningful dialogue and shared experiences.
In Conversation Season 4: Episode 7 - Dr. Thandokazi Maseti UJTV 2026-05-25 | On this episode of In Conversation, we are joined by Dr Thandokazi Maseti from the University of Johannesburg’s Faculty of Humanities.Dr Maseti shares insights into her research, discussing the importance of psychological studies within contemporary South African society and how research can contribute to understanding human behaviour, social challenges, and community wellbeing. The conversation also explores the role of academia in shaping meaningful conversations and creating knowledge that can positively impact society.Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion as we unpack the value of research and the evolving field of psychology.#InConversation #UJTV #UniversityOfJohannesburg #Psychology #Research #Humanities #SouthAfrica #AcademicResearch #MentalHealth #HigherEducation
IN CONVERSATION Season 4: Episode 6 - Prof Prinola Govenden UJTV 2026-05-18 | For On this episode of In Conversation, we are joined by Professor Prinola Govenden to discuss the newly established UNESCO Chair in Digital Inclusion and Transformation in Africa at the University of Johannesburg.The Chair, housed within UJ’s Faculty of Humanities, focuses on addressing digital inclusion, cultural representation, and equitable access to knowledge across Africa’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. The conversation also explores the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), the importance of policy and governance frameworks, and strategies to combat digital exclusion and the marginalisation of local knowledge systems.Join us for an insightful discussion on the future of digital transformation in Africa and the role of higher education in creating a more inclusive digital society.#InConversation #UJTV #UniversityOfJohannesburg #UNESCO #DigitalInclusion #4IR #Africa #Humanities #Technology #DigitalTransformation
In Conversation Season 4: Episode 5 - Ms. Hiresha Naidoo UJTV 2026-05-11 | Welcome to another episode of In ConversationIn this episode, we sit down with Hiresha Naidoo, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Accountancy at the University of Johannesburg’s College of Business and Economics.We unpack her journey in academia, the realities of the accounting profession, student development, and the evolving world of business and education. From insights into higher education to advice for aspiring accounting professionals, this conversation offers valuable perspectives for students, young professionals, and anyone interested in the future of business education.If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations with inspiring professionals and thought leaders.#InConversation #UJ #Accounting #BusinessEducation #Podcast #UniversityOfJohannesburg #Leadership #Education #CareerAdvice
In Conversation Season 4: Episode 4 - Dr. Ashura Abdul-Rasheed UJTV 2026-05-04 | On this episode of In Conversation we are joined by Dr. Ashura Abdul-Rasheed, a distinguished academic in the Department of Chiropractic within the Faculty of Health Sciences.Dr. Abdul-Rasheed holds a PhD in Health Sciences and an MTech in Chiropractic, bringing a wealth of knowledge, research expertise, and clinical insight into the field of chiropractic care and holistic health.In this conversation, we explore:- The role of chiropractic in modern healthcare- Key insights from Dr. Abdul-Rasheed’s academic and professional journey- The importance of evidence-based practice in health sciences- Advice for students and aspiring healthcare professionalsThis discussion offers valuable perspectives for anyone interested in health sciences, chiropractic care, and the evolving landscape of patient-centered treatment. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful conversations with leading experts in their fields.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT EPISODE 10 | STORIES THAT HEAL | Wandile Mathe UJTV 2026-04-22 | Meet Wandile Mathe, a fourth-year Social Work student whose journey into writing began as a way to process emotion and transform it into something meaningful. From early classroom experiences to discovering the power of storytelling, Wandile shares how writing became both an outlet and a calling, allowing him to channel personal challenges into stories that reflect real, relatable experiences. This episode highlights the importance of representation, the need for stories we can see ourselves in, and how creativity can grow from the most unexpected places. Through honesty and reflection, Wandile reminds us that our voices matter and that storytelling can be a powerful tool for connection, healing, and purpose. 🎥 Watch the full episode and get inspired by a young creative shaping his own narrative.#ujtv StudentSpotlight #UJTV #YoungCreatives #Storytelling #UniversityOfJohannesburg #CreativeJourney
In Conversation Seasons 4: Episode 3 - Lisakhanya Mkhwambi UJTV 2026-04-20 | In this episode of In Conversation, we sit down with Lisakhanya Mkhwambi, an exceptional accounting student whose academic journey is nothing short of remarkable.Lisakhanya completed his BCom Accounting (mainstream) degree in 2025 with distinction, achieving an outstanding overall average of 82% and earning distinctions in 24 out of 28 modules. His story is one of consistency, discipline, and a deep commitment to excellence.If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations with inspiring individuals.#InConversation #AccountingStudent #AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess #Motivation #LisakhanyaMkhwambi
SKITS GURU DOCUMENTARY: UJ Afterclass Official Debut UJTV 2026-04-18 | Welcome to the UJTV Afterclass Playlist🎬 — your go-to spot for all the funniest, most unforgettable UJ moments!Orange Army, get ready 🔥We’re bringing you a fresh wave of exciting shows, short films, skits, and nonstop entertainment straight from campus life.Hit play, stay entertained, and don’t forget to subscribe for more content that captures the spirit of UJ! 🍊✨
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT EPISODE 9 | PURPOSE IN ACTION | Londeka Nhlanzi UJTV 2026-04-15 | On todays episode we feature Londeka Nhlanzi, a Bachelor of Accounting student and founder of Inhlonipho Student Life.Using the knowledge he’s gained Londeka runs a youth-focused nonprofit that supports learners from Grade 7 to 12 through tutoring, career guidance and university application assistance while also leading community initiatives across Johannesburg.Inspired by his own challenges with access to funding and resources, he started the organization to bridge the gap between high school and tertiary education, especially for students from rural areas.Balancing academics and a growing NPO hasn’t been easy, but his journey highlights the importance of structure, resilience, and continuous learning.
In Conversation Season 4: Episode 2 - Sinazo Xaba UJTV 2026-04-13 | In this episode of In Conversation, we sit down with Sinazo Xaba, a Taxation lecturer at the University of Johannesburg, for an insightful and engaging discussion on tax education, accessibility, and the evolving role of technology in the field.Sinazo shares her unexpected journey into tax, revealing how what started as a forced academic shift grew into a meaningful and fulfilling career. She reflects on the challenges students often face when approaching tax as a subject and unpacks the practical strategies she uses in the classroom to simplify complex concepts, including real-life applications and interactive learning tools.The conversation explores the importance of tax literacy in building a more equitable society, particularly for individuals from under-resourced communities who may not have access to foundational financial knowledge. Sinazo highlights how a lack of awareness can have real consequences, and why empowering people with even basic tax understanding is essential.We also dive into the changing landscape of tax in South Africa, from the digital transformation of SARS to the growing relevance of AI in improving efficiency and compliance. The discussion touches on emerging areas such as the taxation of influencers, reflecting how the system continues to expand and adapt to modern economies.Beyond academics, Sinazo speaks about personal growth, the value of stepping outside of comfort zones, and how activities like chess and mountain biking shape her mindset and approach to life. The episode closes with a powerful reflection on making the most of opportunities and approaching each stage of life with intention.From education and innovation to purpose and perspective, this episode offers a thoughtful look at the role of tax in everyday life and the impact of passionate educators in shaping future professionals.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT EPISODE 8 | BUILT DIFFERENT| Ntobeko Qawu UJTV 2026-04-08 | On this Episode we feature Ntobeko Qawu. From developing critical thinking skills and learning to challenge conventional perspectives, to building a business from the ground up, this story is a powerful reflection of resilience, faith, and determination. What started as a failed concept evolved into a thriving venture, proving that setbacks are often just stepping stones to success.Balancing academics, entrepreneurship, and work in the sports and entertainment space, he shares what it means to stay authentic, adapt to challenges, and continuously grow. Guided by faith and fueled by ambition, his journey is a reminder that success is not instant, it is built through persistence, community, and belief in oneself.This is more than just a student story—it’s a testament to what happens when passion meets purpose.
UJ Afterclass SKITS The Attitude Adjuster Presented by SKITS GURU. UJTV 2026-04-04 | Orange Army here's a new UJ Afterclass SKIT For YOU! Easter Weekend is here and as we are within the recess holiday, here is a quick reminder to be considerate of others. Let's respect each other's time and Avoid skipping lines. When we return, let's come back with better energy and avoid being like the Adjuster Also Don't forget to stop by your nearest Mummy's Kitchen on campus. Happy Easter Weekend!PRODUCTION:Director: Sibongakonke SibekoDirector of Photography: Paul Phiri Jnr.Producer: Wisani MukhariGraphics: Khanyi Sound Design: Akhona NzimaWardrobe: Neo MiyaACTORS:Main Character: Wisani MukhariThe Line Cutter: Aman.
Introducing first ever UJTV Skits! Do not be like Wisani spend wisely plan ahead #UJTV #StudentLife UJTV 2026-04-03 | ...
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT EPISODE 7 | THE POWER OF KINDNESS | Athina Shezi UJTV 2026-04-01 | Meet Athina Shezi, a 20-year-old Public Relations and Communication student and the heart behind Seeds of Kindness 🌱Athina shares how a small idea she started in her first year of university grew into a powerful community initiative that is changing lives. Driven by her belief in Ubuntu and the idea that “if you want to go far, go together” Athina has dedicated herself to helping those who are often overlooked especially children on the streets who dream of a better life. Through her sacrifices, including donating part of her own allowance, she continues to spread hope, love, and dignity to others.Watch as Athina shares her journey, her purpose, and why she believes that together, we can create a more caring world.Follow her journey on TikTok: @MissPrettyFace1#SeedsOfKindness #Ubuntu #CommunityImpact #KindnessMatters #StudentStories
In Conversation Season 4: Episode 1 - Tshiendza Maseko, Joshua Utony and Dr. Sinethemba Sidloyi UJTV 2026-03-30 | In this episode of In Conversation, we engage in a thought-provoking discussion around research, climate change, and the importance of African-centred knowledge. Our guests reflect on their experiences within the T6 programme, highlighting how it has shaped their academic journeys, challenged their perspectives, and deepened their understanding of the real-world impact of their work.The conversation explores the importance of inclusive public participation in social impact assessments, emphasizing the need to amplify voices that are often excluded, particularly women and youth. It also unpacks the urgent realities of climate change in Southern Africa, from flooding and water shortages to the everyday struggles faced by vulnerable communities, while shedding light on the innovative ways individuals are responding to these challenges.We also dive into the evolving nature of research across the continent, touching on the significance of developing solutions that are grounded in African contexts rather than relying solely on Eurocentric frameworks. The guests share how collaboration across African universities is fostering new ways of thinking, encouraging interdisciplinary approaches, and building a network of researchers committed to making a meaningful impact.From personal growth and cultural exchange to academic transformation, this episode captures the essence of what it means to be a young African researcher today. It’s a powerful reminder that meaningful change requires collaboration, inclusivity, and a deep connection to the communities we aim to serve.
Meet Kopano Masela |UJ Film & Television student using storytelling and leadership to inspire change UJTV 2026-03-26 | ...
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT| EPISODE 5 | FRAMING THE FUTURE | Kopano Malesela UJTV 2026-03-26 | In this episode of Student Spotlight, we feature Kopano Malesela, a Film and Television Honours student whose passion for storytelling goes beyond the screen.Kopano reflects on storytelling as a powerful tool for social change, identity, and giving a voice to those who are often unheard. He shares how storytelling exists across different mediums, from film to fashion, and why it’s important to create work that is both personal and meaningful in today’s fast-paced digital world.He also speaks about his journey as a student leader and tutor, and how teaching has helped him grow and better understand himself. Through this, he was inspired to create a creative community at the University of Johannesburg that brings together students from different disciplines to collaborate and build their skills.At the core of his work is a focus on identity and impact, driven by a desire to leave a meaningful mark on the people he works with. His message to students is simple: start with what you have, because there will never be a perfect time to begin.✨ “Storytelling is in every aspect of our lives, it’s about how you choose to tell your story.”📺 Watch now and get inspired.#StudentSpotlight #UJTV #Filmmaking #Storytelling #CreativeCommunity
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT| EPISODE 4 | THE VOICE OF THE NOW | Junior Gumede UJTV 2026-03-18 | In this episode, we sit down with Junior Gumede, a radio presenter, content creator, and student influencer who has built a powerful voice both on campus and online. Currently hosting a morning radio show from 6–9 AM and a financial show from 1–4 PM, Junior has also become known for creating content that helps university students, especially first-years, navigate life at the University of Johannesburg.Junior shares how his journey began unexpectedly in his first year while he was still studying accounting. What started as curiosity quickly turned into a passion for radio, storytelling, and connecting with people. From interviewing celebrities at major events to producing content that resonates with students, he explains how authenticity and intentional storytelling have shaped his career.In this conversation, Junior reflects on the challenges of balancing academics with media work, the pressure of social media numbers, and the importance of staying true to the kind of content you want to create. He also talks about how radio helped build his confidence as a presenter and MC, teaching him how to engage with different audiences and communicate effectively.Looking ahead, Junior shares his dreams of becoming one of the biggest radio personalities in South Africa, hosting major national shows, and continuing to grow his presence in the media industry. He also offers honest advice to students who want to enter the space, emphasizing the importance of hard work, discipline, and showing up as yourself.This conversation is a reminder that sometimes the biggest opportunities start with simply trying something new and believing that what you bring to the table is already enough.#UniversityOfJohannesburg #UJTV #CampusVoices #StudentLife #RadioPresenter #ContentCreator #Storytelling #MediaJourney
UJ honours Her Excellency Monica Geingos, global advocate for health, youth and justice. UJTV 2026-03-17 | ...
Meet Baki Lala | UJ Multimedia student blending music, visuals and passion into powerful stories. UJTV 2026-03-16 | ...
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT| EPISODE 3 | DISCIPLINE & DREAMS | Ndabezinhle Nkosi ⚽🎓 UJTV 2026-03-11 | Student Spotlight | Discipline & Dreams ⚽🎓What does it take to balance university life, elite sports, and personal ambition?In this episode of Student Spotlight, we meet a dedicated University of Johannesburg student-athlete, Ndabazinhle Nkosi, who shares the reality behind chasing greatness. From leaving home at 13 to pursue football, to navigating the intense pressure of balancing academics, training, and competition, his story is one of discipline, sacrifice, and resilience.Being a student-athlete isn’t just about talent on the field — it’s about time management, perseverance, and staying focused on the bigger picture. With dreams of playing professional football and ambitions beyond the pitch, he reflects on the lessons football and university life have taught him.⚽ The pressure of competing at a high level📚 Balancing studies with intense training schedules🏆 Winning titles and representing the university🌍 Dreaming of playing professional football in the PSL and beyondThis is a story about choosing purpose, staying disciplined, and chasing dreams — no matter how demanding the journey becomes.🔥 Watch now and get inspired by the power of passion and perseverance.#StudentSpotlight #UJ #StudentAthlete #FootballJourney #DisciplineAndDreams #UniversityLife #ujtv
Happy International Women’s Day to the women of the #OrangeArmy. Strong, bold, and inspiring. 🧡 UJTV 2026-03-07 | ...
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT| EPISODE 2 | DESIGNING BEAUTY | Refiloe Fox UJTV 2026-03-04 | Meet Refiloe Fox, an Industrial Design student and the creative force behind Foxology. 🦊✨In this episode of Student Spotlight, we step into the world of a third-year creative who turned her love for art and beauty into a thriving business while balancing the demands of university life.Raised by a nail technician mother, Reflioe's journey began with mood boards and nail art experiments at home. What started as helping out soon evolved into a self-taught craft and eventually, a brand. Today, she sees every set of nails as a canvas, blending artistic expression with client collaboration to create designs that stand out.But her vision goes far beyond nails.From dreams of creative makeup artistry and experimental hair design to designing custom salon furniture through her Industrial Design studies, Fox is building a beauty empire rooted in innovation. Her goal? To expand nationwide, sell salon equipment, and merge service with product design.Her message is clear: start now, build connections, and don’t wait for the “perfect” time.Anything for the bag — but always with purpose. 💅🏽🔥Follow Fox and her journey:📍 Instagram: @foxology.avenue#StudentSpotlight #UJTV #StudentEntrepreneur #WomenInBusiness #IndustrialDesign #CreativeEntrepreneur #Foxology
More than just studying🔥! Student Spotlight is live. New episodes Wednesdays @12:00. #ujtv UJTV 2026-02-26 | ...
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT| EPISODE 1 | SOUND OF UJ | Baki Lala🎶 UJTV 2026-02-25 | Meet Obakeng Ramarou, also known as Baki Lala — a musician and creative currently studying Multimedia (Digital Design).From training choirs and singing her whole life to building worlds where music and visuals collide, she shares how her academic journey enhances her storytelling and artistic expression.For Baki, music is more than sound.It’s freedom. It’s expression. It’s love. It’s being alive.In this episode, she opens up about finding your feet at university, pursuing your passion while balancing academics, the importance of community, and how every performance is a breakthrough — a step closer to becoming who you’re meant to be.✨ Music means something different to everyone. What does music mean to you?#SoundOfUJ #UJCreatives #StudentSpotlight #MusicJourney #UJMultimedia #CreativeVoices #UJTV
Celebrating languages as the Orange Army shares words from their mother tongues.🌍 #ujtv UJTV 2026-02-21 | ...
Not every Valentine’s gift was a win! Here’s what the Orange Army had to say. #ujtv UJTV 2026-02-14 | ...
🏉🔥 UJ Rugby Varsity Cup Campus Launch 2026 UJTV 2026-02-13 | We were at the official UJ Rugby Varsity Cup Campus Launch, where the energy was already at tournament level! 🙌Students and supporters gathered to meet the UJ Senior Men’s and Women’s teams, along with the UJ Young Guns, ahead of the highly anticipated FNB Varsity Cup kick-off. From team introductions to powerful words of motivation, the excitement for the season ahead is real!Catch all the highlights, team spirit, and exclusive moments as UJ Rugby prepares to take on the FNB Varsity Cup. 💛🖤#UJ #UJTV #VarsityCup #UJYoungGuns #FNBVarsityCup #UJWomenRugby #CampusLaunch #OrangeArmy
Boom! The 2026 Academic Opening & First-Year Welcome kicked off in true UJ style.🧡🤩 UJTV 2026-02-09 | ...
From unforgettable interviews to powerful stories 2025 was a year to remember. THANK YOU #ujtv UJTV 2025-12-29 | ...
Christmas blues kicking in but presenters are ready for a bright and happy new coming! #ujtv UJTV 2025-12-26 | ...
UJ seminar tackles Global Food Crisis: Experts advocate for organic, homegrown nutrition UJTV 2025-12-24 | UJ hosted the 2nd UJ–Lucky Star Nutrition Education Seminar on 17 October 2025 at the STH Conference Rooms, engaging over 200 students in conversations on conscious, healthy eating.Keynote speaker Henry Wood challenged industrial food systems and advocated for organic, whole foods, while Linda Galvad encouraged students to grow their own food. Contributions from Chef Noni, NMU’s SNAC group, and a 20-recipe healthy meals booklet rounded off the session.Organised under the UJ Healthy Campus Programme, the seminar highlighted the growing need for sustainable, healthy lifestyles.#UJHealthyCampus #NutritionEducation #HealthyEating #SustainableLiving
In Conversation Season 3: Episode 29 - Season Finale Special! UJTV 2025-12-22 | We’re wrapping up the year with a fun, heartfelt, and laughter-filled episode as Zethembe sits down with his fellow UJTV presenters Joy and Lelo!Join us as the trio reflects on their journey at UJTV — the unforgettable moments, behind-the-scenes chaos, personal growth, and the stories that shaped their year on screen.This finale is all about celebrating teamwork, friendship, and the spirit of UJTV.A perfect send-off to an incredible year! 🎉📺💛#UJTV #InConversation #SeasonFinale #UJTVPresenters #StudentMedia #YearInReview #BehindTheScenes #UJCommunity
