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UJ VC, Prof Mpedi, stakes global claim in AI governance debate with podcast launch

April 29, 2026

UJ Civil Engineering showcases 3D-Printed Housing at Presidential IBT Summit

February 3, 2026

Opinion: Harnessing AI for equitable access in education, healthcare

January 9, 2026

Prof Mpedi leads Africa’s legal revolution with the launch of UJ’s AI and the Law Institute

October 21, 2025

UJ thought leaders shape the Future of AI at inaugural CNBC Africa Summit

August 14, 2025

Opinion: Justice in the digital age: Can AI transform labour dispute resolution?

April 10, 2025

UJ hosts 2025 Hundzula retreat to advance African languages in technology

February 25, 2025

AI-driven work

Opinion: Who is responsible for workplace injuries in the new and dynamic frontier of AI?

February 13, 2025

Artificial Intelligence

Opinion: Breaking the Digital Divide: Why Africa’s Future Depends on Embracing its Languages in AI

February 12, 2025

Opinion: Artificial Intelligence partnerships with higher education open up windows for targeted, relevant learning

October 25, 2024

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UJ high-impact Electric Vehicle Innovation Centre drives South Africa’s green mobility transition

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