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Justice Lex Mpati Retires As The Chancellor Of Rhodes University - The Bulrushes

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Makhanda (formerly Grahamstown) – After years of distinguished service, Justice Lex Mpati is retiring as the Chancellor of Rhodes University, leaving behind a legacy of integrity, transformation, and unwavering commitment to justice. Appointed in February 2013, he became the first former student of the University to hold the position. Throughout his tenure, Justice Mpati championed inclusivity and excellence, embodying the institution’s values a…

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Justice Lex Mpati Retires As The Chancellor Of Rhodes University - The Bulrushes

Makhanda (formerly Grahamstown) – After years of distinguished service, Justice Lex Mpati is retiring as the Chancellor of Rhodes University, leaving behind a legacy of integrity, transformation, and unwavering commitment to justice. Appointed in February 2013, he became the first former student of the University to hold the position. Throughout his tenure, Justice Mpati championed inclusivity and excellence, embodying the institution’s values a…

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