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Please note that the Professor Makhanya is an Ambassador of Magna Charta Observatory (MCO). He is past President of the International Council for Distance Education (ICDE). He served two terms as a Treasurer of the African Council for Distance Education (ACDE), and he is now their Goodwill Ambassador.
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With UNISA Vice-Chancellor Professor Professor Mandlenkosi Stanley Makhanya became Principal and Vice-Chancellor of Unisa in Makhanya was born in Durban and attended high school in Amanzimtoti. Although his anti-apartheid activism interrupted his studies, he went on to earn increasingly higher degrees in sociology at the universities of Fort Hare, Natal and Pretoria.
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Professor Mandla Makhanya is a vice chancellor of the University of South Africa and the treasurer of the ACDE. He also serves in the executive committee of the International Council for Distance Education (ICDE).UNCLAIMED MONEYS. PRETORIA. The However, there can be no denying that Prof Pityana and his management team saw the merger through, advanced equity quotas and especially the representation of (black) women across the institution, and embedded in the institutional psyche the notion of the Africanisation of Unisa.
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