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Wits Review October 2026

 


Volume 56

The moving school  Nearly two decades ago, headmaster Colin Northmore noticed that classrooms at his school, sandwiched between Houghton and Hillbrow, stood empty while refugee and migrant children nearby had little access to education. His radical idea was to bring the two together, giving rise to the Three2Six Project. Wits alumni have been at the heart of keeping it going ever since. | WitsieForGood GirlCode founder Zandile Mkwanazi combines her passion for tech and the common good | Profile Lawyer, activist and model Thando Hopa longs to ‘just be’ | Books Chris Soal’s monograph calls for a fresh way of seeing | Socials The new Brian and Dorothy Zylstra Sports Complex celebrates a family legacy at Wits.


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April 2026

Volume 55

Foodie flashbacks From Chelsea buns to hot chips, discover the memories that come flooding back when alumni recall student days. | Socials Prof David Block honours Arthur Bleksley’s science legacy.


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October 2025

Volume 54

Master of the moment Norman Seeff's iconic photographic legacy. | Urban oasis A focus on the wild heart of Wits | Books Tanya Zack's hopeful inner city story.  Wits End Can the impact of an academic's work be fully grasped?


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April 2025

Volume 53

Unsung heroes A revisit of the role played by two alumni in the momentous discovery of the Taung skull | Satire and subversion Campus newspaper "Wits Student" remembered  | Wits End Will MAGA end with a bang?


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October 2024

Wits Review October 2024

Volume 52

Feature Amapiano: The allure of a music genre | Profiles highlights from alumni finding solutions  | Joburg Spaces The Centre for the Less Good Idea – what can it teach us? | Books A father’s love in Kevin van Wyk’s memoir Irascible Genius


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