Dikakapa Everyday Heroes: African journeys to success, published by Juuta, consists of 25 narratives documenting the lives of successful Africans written by leaders working in diverse fields in the content.
We’ve decided to extend the deadline for entries to 3 June 2016. This gives you more time to get your other 1st and 2nd semester Juta prescribed textbooks and enter the competition. The recipients of the #JutaGoingPlaces R40 000 and #PayItFwd R40 000 will be announced on Wednesday 15th June 2016 on social media.
To support students in getting to grips with the challenges of campus life and tertiary studies, Juta has produced a Student Academic Survival Kit. The colourful, informative guide is intended to help students sail through campus life. Juta is making this survival kit freely available to students to download for free. Please follow links below.
UCT Press congratulates Professor Emeritus J.D. Lewis-Williams, who was awarded The Order of the Baobab (gold) in December, for “His exceptional and distinguished contribution to the scientific field of archaeology”. The gold award confers the status of Supreme Counsellor of the Baobab, and is the most prestigious award given to a South African civilian by the Office of the Presidency.
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Professor Carlos Correia author of Juta's Financial Management and co-author Johnathan Dillon of NMMU, won the Best Paper Award at the Southern Africa Accounting Association conference in East London.
“The National Health Department of Health, in collaboration with Juta Academic, hosted the launch of “The South African Health Reforms: 2009-2014 Moving Towards Universal Coverage.
LLB graduate Daniel Mackintosh of the University of Cape Town was recently judged the winner of the 2012 Ismail Mahomed Law Reform Essay Competition sponsored by Juta Law and run in conjunction with the SA Law Reform Commission. Daniel elected to donate his prize money to the value of R20 000 to an under-resourced school in Khayelitsha.
High quality education is a vital weapon which South Africa needs to assist in the fight to reduce poverty and grow its economy. Juta and Company may be the oldest publishing house of student textbooks in South Africa, founded almost 160 years ago, but their view on education is modern and progressive.