Introducing Luyanda Tevin Meyiwa, a vibrant young gentleman whose infectious positive energy illuminates every room he steps into. With his bold personality, he effortlessly spreads joy and optimism to those around him. Formerly an NC(V) Office Administration student at Mandeni Campus, Luyanda now imparts his knowledge as an English teacher in South Korea, where he…
Heritage Day is a time for South Africans to come together and celebrate their unique and diverse cultures. On September 19, 2024, students and staff at Chief Albert Luthuli Campus honoured the rich, cultural heritage of the country. The day provided students with an opportunity to explore various South African histories and traditions. The event…
The Work Based Experience Office (WBE) recently hosted the INSETA Induction and Work Readiness Workshop at Esikhawini Campus for students who have recently been placed with various industry partners for Work Integrated Learning (WIL). The five-day workshop is the first of its kind for uMfolozi TVET College, where the SETA not only sponsored the student’s…
Meet Londiwe Nxumalo, a dedicated former Hospitality and Catering Services student from Esikhawini Campus. We had the pleasure of sitting down with her to learn about her remarkable journey working on one of the world’s largest cruise ships. Q: Who is Londiwe Nxumalo? A: I’m an enthusiastic, cheerful, hard-working, and focused young lady. I was…
It was a beautiful day at Bambanani Campus as the beauties and the handsome guys competed for the title of Mr and Miss Bambanani Campus on 29 August. The conceited title of Miss Bambanani was bagged by Nokwethemba Mkhwanazi while Mr Bambanani was taken by Bayanda Ndwandwe. The first princess title went to Nompumelelo Seme…
The South African International Maritime Institute (SAIMI) hosted a business breakfast in collaboration with uMfolozi College at Esikhawini on 2 September. Mr Odwa Mtati (Chief Executive Officer SAIMI) emphasized that there isn’t a single pathway for a fruitful career in Maritime and urged uMfolozi to integrated various engineering disciplines linked to the Maritime sector. In…
Siphelele Nonhlanhla Phoseka is calling on all youth not in employment, education or training (NEETs) to consider TVET Colleges. She says the number of South African youth that are socially excluded is a major concern and it keeps getting worse every year. Having obtained a Public Management Diploma from uMfolozi TVET College, Bambanani Campus, Siphelele…
Nkosinathi Praise-God Myeni, known by his stage name Cargo, is a hip-hop artist and Farming Management student who uses his music to raise awareness against gender-based violence. Last year, during a cyberbullying event at Bambanani Campus, he caught the Marketing team’s attention with his powerful performance of “Abesfazane.” This 23-year-old rapper, with his vision, clever…
Meet Khona Mabhida, a former student from Esikhawini Campus where he completed his Report 191 Hospitality and Catering Services diploma. Upon graduating, Khona embarked on an exciting journey with Mein Schiff Cruises. The Marketing team had the pleasure of chatting with him to delve into his inspiring story. Q: Who is Khona Mabhida? A: I’m…
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…
