The Minister of Education and Training Owen Nxumalo, has appointed eight new members to the Southern African Nazarene University (SANU) Board of Governors, including three pastors. The new board members bring a diverse range of expertise and experience, which will be instrumental in guiding the university’s future direction. The Minister expressed optimism that the new members will bring valuable insights and experience to guide the university’s strategic direction.
The Minister emphasized the importance of transparency and collaboration in decision-making processes to ensure that the university continues to thrive in a competitive educational landscape. He believes that with these new perspectives, SANU can further its mission of providing quality education while fostering a supportive community for its students and faculty.
He further states that all resources provided by the government, regardless of their perceived sufficiency, must be handled with utmost care. This approach, he argued, maximizes the impact of available funding and cultivates a culture of accountability and innovation within the institution. By prioritizing effective resource management, the minister is confident that SANU can adapt to evolving challenges and seize new opportunities for growth.
He urged the incoming board to be transparent and accountable in their management of university funds and assets, emphasizing that these principles are critical for sustaining public trust and ensuring future contributions. The Minister believes that with a shared vision and a dedication to ethical standards, SANU may not only succeed in its goal but also set a pattern for other institutions to follow.
