Gugulethu Mashinini
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Your task is to advance democracy, Sisi Khampepe tells UJ graduates (opens the original)
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New graduates have been urged to use their skills and opportunities to help make South Africa’s democracy meaningful in the daily lives of ordinary people. Justice Sisi Khampepe made the call on Wednesday when she addressed graduates at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) shortly after receiving an honorary doctorate from the university. Khampepe, who spent decades using the law to advance justice in South Africa, told graduates that their generation had a different responsibility from those who
NSFAS acting CEO appointed as RAF CEO (opens the original)
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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme’s (NSFAS) acting CEO, Waseem Carrim, has been appointed CEO of the Road Accident Fund (RAF). The NSFAS board congratulated Carrim on his appointment on Wednesday, saying he had played an important role in efforts to stabilise and rebuild the organisation over the past 18 months. “Mr Carrim has served NSFAS with distinction during a critical period in the organisation’s history,” the board said. During his time at NSFAS, Carrim worked with the board, exec
Fort Hare council shortens resignation notice period for suspended VC Buhlungu (opens the original)
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The University of Fort Hare council has accepted the resignation of vice-chancellor Prof Sakhela Buhlungu, but he will remain an employee of the university until October 23. In a communiqué issued on Wednesday after a special meeting, council chairperson Dr Siyanda Makaula said the council “reaffirms its decision to accept the VC’s resignation, but not his request that the termination of his employment takes immediate effect”. Buhlungu resigned on Monday, shortly before he was due to begin his d
Fort Hare vice-chancellor quits but council says he isn’t going anywhere yet (opens the original)
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The University of Fort Hare’s council says it has not accepted the immediate resignation of vice-chancellor Prof Sakhela Buhlungu, who quit on the day he was meant to start defending himself at his disciplinary hearing. In a communiqué to the university community on Tuesday, council chairperson Dr Siyanda Makaula said Buhlungu handed in his resignation “with immediate effect” on Monday, “shortly before the commencement of his defence during the disciplinary hearing”. Council said that by doing s
Gauteng residents urged to trust e-panic button after foiled cyberattack (opens the original)
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The Gauteng government has reassured residents after news of an attempted security breach of its e-panic button system, confirming that no personal information was compromised. Despite the attempted breach, the provincial government is encouraging residents to continue downloading and using the e-panic button, saying the platform had already played a critical role in saving over 12,000 lives across the province. The e-panic button app is designed to connect users with emergency assistance at the
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