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Mancosa's digital shift the next step in providing accessible, quality education

SPONSORED | This higher education institution continues to respond proactively and innovatively to the challenges of our time

Legacy Of Prof Karodia's Million Books Project Will Endure

iAfrica 2 hours ago 3 min read Share with your network! As World Book Day nears on 23 April, private higher education institution MANCOSA has renewed its pledge to donate a million books to promote the enjoyment of reading among children, especially in poor communities. Professor Magnate Ntombela, newly appointed as principal of MANCOSA following the untimely passing of philanthropist and eminent educationist, Professor Yusuf Karodia, said he would promote the “Million Books Campaign” initiated by his predecessor with even greater zeal and determination. Professor Karodia, founder of MANCOSA, was a strong believer that reading is an essential ingredient for children to improve their literacy, further their education and to brighten their future.

It Is Children's Storytime Again With Ma Gcina

iAfrica 2 months ago 3 min read Share with your network! There is no end to retelling good stories and Africa’s legendary story-teller Gcina Mhlope will do just that to keep children educationally entertained for 15 days during the extended school break with a daily five-minute online story. Private higher education MANCOSA’s School of Education will again distribute children stories while schools remain closed until 15 February because of the pressure experienced by the health system since the increase in COVID-19 infections. Last year MANCOSA partnered with the Gcinamasiko Arts and Heritage Trust to get Mhlope, the world-renowned actress, playwright, storyteller and author, to keep children captivated with her iconic voice and knack of storytelling.

Regent Business School's Press office on Bizcommunity

Latest news Regent Business School pays tribute to healthcare workers with limited study offerIn the run up to World Health Day on 7 April 2021, and as a token of gratitude to South Africa's healthcare fraternity, Regent Business School*, a member of Honoris United Universities**, has halved the cost of its Higher Certificate in Healthcare Services Management (HCHSM). The offer on the NQF 5 qualification applies to healthcare professionals, executives and admin teams who have worked tirelessly and selflessly on the frontlines and behind the scenes to save lives during the Covid-19 pandemic. 17 Mar 2021 Read more The Covid crisis can facilitate entrepreneurs of the futureLast year, President Cyril Ramaphosa presented the South African Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, which aimed to expedite the recovery of the country's economy; severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. In particular, he referred to the support for entrepreneurship and small business development. He believed that this specific sector of the economy offered the greatest untapped potential for growth, employment and fundamental economic transformation. 18 Jan 2021 Read more

Esteemed Durban educationist Professor Yusuf Karodia mourned

Founder of Regent Business School, Professor Yusuf Karodia, dies of Covid-19

He died of Covid-19 in a Durban hospital on Wednesday morning. Karodia dedicated the last four decades of his life to the provision of quality education.  Award-winning educationalist and founder of the Regent Business School, Professor Yusuf Karodia, has died of Covid-19. Karodia, 70, died in a Durban hospital on Wednesday morning, the Regent Business School said in a statement. "It is with a profound sense of loss and sadness that we inform you of the death of our founder, Professor Yusuf Karodia," the school said. "He, unfortunately, was a victim of Covid-19," the managing director of the Regent Business School, Dr Ahmed Shaikh, told News24.