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Prof Bismark Tyobeka awarded National Order of Merit by France – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Prof Bismark Tyobeka awarded National Order of Merit by France – The Mail & Guardian

The principal and vice-chancellor of the North-West University received the award from French ambassador, David Martinon, on behalf of French president, Emmanue

Source: mg.co.za
Prof Bismark Tyobeka: We need to invest in nuclear expertise, or lose it – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Prof Bismark Tyobeka: We need to invest in nuclear expertise, or lose it – The Mail & Guardian

What started as an impending energy crisis more than a decade ago has morphed into what can only be described as akin to an irrevocable catastrophe, says Prof B

Source: mg.co.za
'Yster' Rassie Erasmus receives honorary doctorate – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

'Yster' Rassie Erasmus receives honorary doctorate – The Mail & Guardian

Erasmus received his honorary doctorate in Coaching Science, Philosophiae Doctor (Honoris Causa).

Source: mg.co.za
VC calls for introduction of meritocratic approach to appointment of executives, board members in SOEs – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

VC calls for introduction of meritocratic approach to appointment of executives, board members in SOEs – The Mail & Guardian

The breakdown of corporate governance in SA's state-owned enterprises is deeply worrying, says Prof Bismark Tyobeka, principal and vice-chancellor of the North-

Source: mg.co.za
NWU's Prof Bismark Tyobeka: We need to invest in nuclear expertise, or lose it - Vimarsana News

NWU's Prof Bismark Tyobeka: We need to invest in nuclear expertise, or lose it

The global energy dependency clock is ticking, and in South Africa it is doing so at a dizzying pace. What started as an impending energy crisis more than a decade ago has morphed into a situation that can only be described as akin to an irrevocable catastrophe.