Sello Maake kaNcube, Elizabeth Serunye and Winnie Mashaba Awarded Bogus Honorary Doctorates
- Sello Maake celebrated his PhD awarded by Trinity International Bible University, but it was a shortlived celebration
- Trinity International Bible University also honoured Elizabeth Serunye and Winnie Mashaba with qualifications
- Blade Nzimande shared crucial information about Trinity International Bible University that affected the validity of the actors' doctorates
Sello Maake ka Ncube was one of three actors who were recognised by Trinity International Bible University. The educational institution went out of its way to name some Mzansi celebrities experts.
Netizens were in doubt when Sello Maake kaNcube celebrated his honorary PhD. The latest update about Trinity International Bible University shed light on the quality of his degree.
University gives out unauthorised degrees
According to SowetanLIVE, Blade Nzimande pointed out that Trinity International Bible University is not a registered university and can not confer qualifications on anyone.
The institution received a warning to cease all illegal activities. The Minister of Higher Education's revelation came after Sello Maake ka Ncube celebrated getting his honorary PhD.
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Entertainment blog @MDNnewss also showed that Winnie Mashaba and Elizabeth Serunye got degrees from Trinity International Bible University.
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SA discusses unregistered university
Netizens commented on Trinity International Bible University's scandal. Peeps shared harsh takes on the situation.
@General_Sport7 said:
"I was wondering as to when did Ntate Sello study."
@ElaninQ wrote:
"Secondhand embarrassment."
@Didts13 added:
"So embarrassed okare ke nna, but le bone, just the name of that school alone nje."
@KasiBlackRoom joked:
"Principal Thobakgale got scammed both on television and in real life with the same person."
@MathonsiSmiso argued:
"I’m totally against these doctoral degrees, people should study."
SIU asks to investigate Fort Hare's fake degrees saga
Briefly News previously reported that the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to amend the scope of its corruption probe at the University of Fort Hare.
If the application is approved, the SIU can probe the maladministration claims on awarding masters' degrees at the university.
SIU spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago told Sunday World that the application was tabled before Ramaphosa for his consideration.
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