Speeches

Speech of Kwesi Kwaa Prah, Democracy, Language and Inclusive Education in the African Context.

Introduction Democracy is ultimately more an ideal, a principle, than a formally constituted and historically fixed formula of government. To varying degrees and extents, it has featured in different societies at different points in history. In our times…

Speech of Professor James Keevy, Joint Education Trust CEO, during the UNIZULU, 7 May Graduation Ceremonies (second session).

Today is an important day for you – this goes without saying. It is an even more important juncture for South Africa. We need teachers, but not just any teachers. We need well qualified and professional teachers that are able to break the vicious cycle our country is caught in.

Speech of Mr Faizal Mkhize, Managing Executive of Absa KwaZulu-Natal, during the UNIZULU, 8 May Graduation Ceremonies (first session).

I wish on this day 10 May of 2018, that the University, community all-inclusive Staff / Exco / Student leaders / Communities around here take full – I mean full advantage of your noble leadership in co-creating a new path to greatness in this historical institution that over many years have contributed in the South African society by producing leaders of high caliber like yourselves and current Chief Justice to name but a few.

Speeches

Speech of Kwesi Kwaa Prah, Democracy, Language and Inclusive Education in the African Context.

Speech of Professor James Keevy, Joint Education Trust CEO, during the UNIZULU, 7 May Graduation Ceremonies (second session).

Speech of Mr Faizal Mkhize, Managing Executive of Absa KwaZulu-Natal, during the UNIZULU, 8 May Graduation Ceremonies (first session).

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