They Gwent and did it again! Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales released to rave reviews
NEWS ANALYSIS: Why Rhodes’ heavy handed action against student activists is misplaced
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They Gwent and did it again! Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales released to rave reviews
In Thronebreaker we follow war veteran Meve, the Queen of Lyria and Rivia, as she faces an imminent invasion from the Nilfgaardian Empire, betrayal within her ranks and her own thirst for revenge.
It’s an RPG card game and, even if you’re not usually into card games, the riveting storyline; excellent voice acting; and complex, memorable characters make Thronebreaker well worth deviating from whatever latest battle royal you find yourself in.
Opinion »
NEWS ANALYSIS: Why Rhodes’ heavy handed action against student activists is misplaced
Rhodes University dealt a strong hand against alleged “criminality” by permanently excluding at least two of its students involved in last year’s #RUReferenceList protests – sparking the ire of anti-rape violence activists around the country.
Students Yolanda Dyantyi and Dominique McFall were charged and found guilty by the university for kidnapping and insubordination. Dyantyi was also found guilty of assault and “engaging in offensive/defamatory conduct”. The two were excluded from the university for life.
Activism »
PRESS RELEASE: #NotOurLeaders Campaign launched by Women and Democracy Initiative, Lawyers for Human Rights
#NotOurLeaders Campaign launched by Women and Democracy Initiative, Lawyers for Human Rights and gender violence specialist during 16 Days of Activism to end violence against women
Michelle Solomon 