UNIVEN reappoints adv. Gumbi as chancellor for second term
Advocate Mojanku Gumbi has been reappointed as the Chancellor of the University of Venda [UNIVEN] for another five-year term, from January 2025 to December 2029.
The unanimous decision was made by the University of Venda Council at its ordinary meeting on Friday, 28 March.
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“Adv Gumbi has had a distinguished career, serving as a Special Advisor to former South African President Thabo Mbeki and playing a key role in various peace-making initiatives and economic diplomacy efforts. She has also been a strong advocate for women’s empowerment and education,” the University said.
ADVOCATE MOJANKU GUMBI HAS BEEN REAPPOINTED AS CHANCELLOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VENDA
“As Chancellor, Adv Gumbi has been instrumental in shaping the university’s strategic direction and promoting its growth and development. Her reappointment is a testament to her commitment to the university and its community.
“We congratulate Adv Gumbi on her reappointment and look forward to her continued leadership and guidance,” they concluded.
Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of Venda, Prof Bernard Nthambeleni says he is confident that Adv. Gumbi’s expertise will also continue to inspire the UNIVEN community.
“The reappointment of Adv. Gumbi is a testament to her remarkable contributions and her positive impact on the University community,” said Prof Nthambeleni.
“We are confident that her continued leadership will elevate UNIVEN’S status and drive future success. Adv. Gumbi’s extensive legal expertise, governance experience, and commitment to social justice will continue to inspire the entire UNIVEN community as we strive to become a leading institution of higher learning.
“We look forward to working with Adv. Gumbi in the years ahead to ensure the continued success and growth of the University of Venda. On behalf of the University Council, I extend heartfelt congratulations to Adv. Gumbi and look forward to another five years of her exemplary service.”
