NWU confers honorary doctorate on renowned choral music composer Kgotlaetsile Henderson Pule
By Oscar Mosiane, communication manager and writer, NWU. Visit North West University press office The North-West University (NWU) conferred an honorary doctorate on renowned choral music composer and…
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- By Oscar Mosiane, communication manager and writer, NWU
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By Oscar Mosiane, communication manager and writer, NWU. Visit North West University press office The North-West University (NWU) conferred an honorary doctorate on renowned choral music composer and…
The honour recognised Pule’s contribution to choral music, music education and the development of South African cultural heritage through his commitment to composing and teaching music
The North-West University (NWU) conferred an honorary doctorate on renowned choral music composer and teacher Kgotlaetsile Henderson Pule during the autumn graduation ceremony at the Mahikeng Campus on 8 May 2026
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- By Oscar Mosiane, communication manager and writer, NWU
- Visit North West University press office The North-West University (NWU) conferred an honorary doctorate on renowned choral music composer and…
- NWU confers honorary doctorate on renowned choral music composer Kgotlaetsile Henderson Pule
- The honour recognised Pule’s contribution to choral music, music education and the development of South African cultural heritage through his commitment to composing and teaching music
- The North-West University (NWU) conferred an honorary doctorate on renowned choral music composer and teacher Kgotlaetsile Henderson Pule during the autumn graduation ceremony at the Mahikeng Campus on 8 May 2026
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- Dr Joe Molete, graduation host and deputy vice-chancellor for student life, transformation, people and culture, welcomed graduates and guests to the Mahikeng Campus
- The practical value is the source trail: The Mail & Guardian is the place to check before acting on prices, dates, availability, or local implications
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