Community Beat with Lynnet

By:         Lynnet Mathebula Twitter:  @Lynnet_M   Email:     Lynnetnomusa@gmail.com  Tshwane University of Technology, Soshanguve residences clashed over campus recycling and waste management as The Directorate of Extracurricular Development (DED) hosted earth day debate at the Tshwane University of Technology CCT hall on April 22, in celebration of earth day.  CCT and TCE1 residents, judges and programme directors   Photo by Lynnet Mathebula Teams from TUT student accommodations TCE 1, TCE 2, and CCT Towers delved into various motions, unpacking challenges and issues around environmental sustainability and the impact humans have on the environment. The Teams put emphasis on how individual lifestyles negatively affect the environment. CCT representatives Phumelela Lamani and  Prisca English Photo by Lynnet Mathebula TCE 1 representative, Pono Mate highlighted that the use of perfumes and aerosols contribute...

By: Lynnet Mathebula @Lynnet_M Lynnetnomusa@gmail.com Journalism beat Integrated 3-2 on Penalties after a 1-1 draw to win the R300 stake in a heated Tshwane University of Technology, Soshanguve derby on Wednesday, April 16. Journalism FC vs Integrated FC         Photo:  Lynnet Mathebula Integrated communication started strong, grabbing early lead just minutes into the game. They kept to their positions and went into half time having maintained the score. Half time both teams deliberated on strategic playing which was evident on the second half. Journalism FC huddle before second half kick-off       Photo by Lynnet Mathebula Njabulo Mbanjwa Integrated FC supporter said that he had high hopes given that they started off strong but commended his team for showing their capabilities despite their loss. “I thought we would win as we started strong, but you win some and sometimes you lose, we will come back stronger next semester”, he said. Journali...