In commemoration of Youth Month, the Golden Key (GK) International Honour Society Durban University of Technology (DUT) Chapter in partnership with Food for Life South Africa (FFL SA) recently rolled out a massive feeding drive in the poverty-stricken area of Welbedacht in Chatsworth. She ceased the opportunity of being part of an international honour society with the aim to make an impact and inspire other students. Her personal motto in life is: “aspire to inspire before you expire”. Her peer-reviewed work has been featured internationally in partnership with CSIR and Lignotech.ĭUT GK Chapter Service membership directorĪziel Kambounde graduated with a Bachelor of Education degree at the Durban University of Technology. She has also been instrumental in developing and implementing projects at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. Currently, she is a research student based at the prestigious Moses Kotane Institute pioneering various research in Kwa Zulu Natal.
Dass has been at the forefront of research in the Green Chemistry Group at DUT. She is presently pursuing her MSc: Chemistry at the Faculty of Applied Sciences at DUT. She is currently pursuing her masters degree in Administration and Information Manage ment.Īvitha Dass is an upcoming specialist researcher and highly-skilled analytical chemist. She completed her National Diploma and B-Tech Degree in Office Management and Technology with Cum Laude Pass. Nombulelo Ndlovu was born and bred in Estcourt and is passionate about education, serving and leading. He holds a Bachelor of Technology in Marketing from DUT and is currently pursuing his masters degree. Singh serves as a communications advisor specialising in government marketing and international communications. His area of expertise includes interfaith dialogue, interface relations, minority rights, peace and security. He has represented South Africa and the Southern African Region at the African Union and the United Nations. Vedhan Singh, an award-winning and emerging Pan-African figure, is a socio-spiritual activist for human rights. She strongly believes in academic excellence and helping those in need, which motivated her to take up the portfolio of president in the DUT chapter. Her personal motto in life is: “work hard, pray hard and play hard”. She was born and raised in Richards Bay, KwaMbonambi. Thobile Ndlazi is currently doing her second year in her masters degree (Human Resource Management). Visit the following website for more on Golden key: or contact DUT Chapter Advisor Ayanda Mthethwa via email Key Gallery Members Inducted on 2019 on The New Member Recognition Ceremony Students who have diploma qualification qualify to join Golden Key once they have received their BTech qualification.
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The student must be in a degree programme, have completed at least one full academic year and must have a high average or must be a top achiever. Students get to join the organisation by invitation only.
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