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NWU brings academic expertise together for local development in the Vaal River corridor

Mail & Guardian · 21 August 2026 at 08:50

NWU brings academic expertise together for local development in the Vaal River corridor

North-West University's bhive Enterprise Development Centre is partnering with Pont de Val and regional stakeholders to foster inclusive tourism, practical skills training, and economic growth along the Vaal River corridor, addressing local development needs.

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