Prof Makhanya during his inaugural lecture in 2006
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Bridging the gap between academia and the "real world of work" remains a challenge for all institutions of higher education. Prof Makhanya and the College of Economic and Management Sciences hosted Minister Malusi Gigaba at the EMSSA conference.
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Prof Mandla Makhanya with Dr Blade Nzimande (Minister of Higher Education & Training) during a joint conference hosted at Unisa on 10 May 2011
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Prof Mandla Makhanya during an official photographic shoot in 2010.
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Prof Makhanya pictured in his office during an official photographic shoot soon after the announcement of his appointment as Unisa's new Principal and Vice-Chancellor in June 2010.
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Former President, Thabo Mbeki, pictured with Prof Mandla Makhanya at his inauguration and investiture as Unisa's Principal and Vice-Chancellor on 16 February 2011.
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"It is a great honour and privilege to have been appointed as the 8th Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of South Africa". With these words, Prof Makhanya took up the mantle of leadership at Unisa
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Prof Makhanya receives his academic gown from Judge Bernard Ngoepe.
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Prof Makhanya after being inaugurated as Unisa's 8th Principal and Vice-Chancellor
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Judge President Bernard Ngoepe (Unisa's Chancellor) and Dr Mathews Phosa who presided over the inaguration of Prof Mandla Makhanya on 16 February 2011
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Prof Makhanya, who is pictured here with Futhi Mthoba, Prof Irene Moutlana, Dr Cardoso and Prof Kuzvinetsa Dzvimbo, spoke at a seminar entitled "African intellectuals: knowledge systems and African futures - challenges, prospects and imperatives" on 17 February 2011.
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Prof Mandla Makhanya, in addressing transformation in higher education as part of the Black Management Forum Student Chapter's tranformation seminar, indicated that he didn't think there has ever a time when HE has not been in a state of transformation. |
Unisa conferred an honorary degree on Prof Brenda Gourley on 4 April 2011. |
In March 2011, Unisa hosted Argentinean social activity and Nobel Peace Prize nominee, Patricia Perez, for a discussion on the "More peace, less Aids" campaign. Pictured here with Prof Makhanya is Prof Puleng Lenka Bula, Ms Perez, Dr Letlape, Prof Tinyiko Maluleke and Ms Kananda.
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