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Participation in the Chinua Achebe commemoration competition
Students and members of the public can submit creative entries in genres such as short stories, poetry, and essays/opinion pieces on the theme 'Tradition and Modernity' to compete for prizes including laptops, iPads, and eBook readers.
Competition commemorating Chinua Achebe: over 69 entries; genres short stories, poetry, essays/opinion pieces; theme “Tradition and Modernity”; Prizes: first place laptops; second place iPads; third place eBook readers;
Places
eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal, Msunduzi Local Municipality
Reference
https://www.dut.ac.za/Writing_Centres_Launch_at_DUT/
One-on-one writing consultations at DUT writing centres
Students and staff at Durban University of Technology can receive personalised help with their writing through one-on-one sessions at the writing centres located across the Durban and Pietermaritzburg campuses. These sessions aim to improve writing skills and support the learning process.
The mission of the writing centres is to enhance the learning process at DUT. The centres are committed to advancing writing skills for both staff and students, focusing on one-on-one consultations.
