Sithembiso Sibusiso Mantengu is an excellent example that uMfolozi TVET College produces the cream of the crop. Born and bred in Ophondweni Mtubatuba, Mantengu enrolled for a Business Management Course at Esikhawini Campus in 2006. In 2008, he began his in-service training at the same campus. In 2010 he was appointed as an Examination Officer…
uMfolozi TVET College was part of an exciting Career Guidance Day for grades 9, 10, 11 and 12 at Masibumbane High School in Ulundi. The aim of this event was to promote the progammes offered at the College while assisting high school learners to make informed career choices. Marketing and Communications Coordinator, Nelisiwe Zikhali highlighted…
uMfolozi TVET College made a notable appearance at the Presidential Imbizo, hosted at Oqungwini Sports Field in Alfred Duma Local Municipality, under uThukela District Municipality. The event was a vibrant showcase, featuring exhibitions from various government departments and presenting a multitude of opportunities available to the youth. It served as a gateway to valuable information…
Meet Mthobi Allen Ndlovu, a 26 years-old, Farming Management graduate who recently received a Top Achiever award at the uMfolozi Diploma Ceremony. “I Love farming because it teaches life lessons early, the results of perseverance and the redemption found in faith and hard work. I feel happy that my hard work and sleepless nights finally…
Chief Albert Luthuli Campus held an informative Men’s conference at the Campus Library on 30 July. Speaking at the gathering for male students and staff, Nkosenhle Mngadi advised men to work tirelessly in order to succeed. Mngadi went on to say, “What makes a man flourish is how perfectly he handles his responsibilities. Take care…
Vuyokazi Zulu isn’t just a former uMfolozi College student; she’s an author, a business owner, and a community worker. Vuyokazi embodies the essence of a powerhouse, turning negative situations into positives for herself and those around her. This vibrant 30-year-old spent her childhood playing traditional Zulu games like ushumpu and umagalobha in the dusty streets…
