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KZN Woman in Action calls on all women of substance to build a better society for all

KZN Women in Action is the brainchild of Dr Makhozi Khoza. The organisation is apolitical, areligious and completely diverse. The mission of the organisation is to get women in KZN to band together to build safer, just, ethical, sustainable and prosperous communities.

The organization launches its agenda at a High Tea at The Pencil Club in Umhlanga on 11 September 2021. Nellie Ngcongo James, a lecturer and academic will deliver the keynote address.

Dr Makhozi Khoza will kick off the program, bringing an overview of what women activists have achieved in the past and the impact that they created, with the hope that this reminder will be a catalyst to the women attending.

Anashaya Jugmohun, an Associate from Pather and Pather attorneys, is talking about Taking Responsibility for Yourself. The program will be directed by Lisa Sukdev.

Dynamic ladies coming together, to not just start a narrative but to take significant action, augers well for KZN. The event is sold out, however anyone wanting to participate in the initiatives driven by KZM Women in Action or wanting to become a member can contact Nellie Ngcongo James, the current President on 0766579597.

ABOUT MAKHOSI BUSISIWE KHOZA

Dr. Makhosi Busisiwe Khoza is a former Member of Parliament and served in the Portfolio Committee on Economic Development. She is also a former chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration as well as the Standing Committee on Public Accounts and Finance in the KZN Legislature and has over 20 years of collective experience at both public and private sector institutions.

Dr Khoza’s previous employers include Msinsi Holdings, Akani Retirement Fund Administrators and the South African Local Government Association (SALGA) where she was at the helm, as well as Universities of the Witwatersrand Business School and Natal. She holds a PHD in Administration, a Master’s degree in Social Science (Policy and Development studies) and is a fellow at the Aspen Global Leadership Institute. Dr Khoza is currently studying towards a Master’s degree in Finance at the University of London.

Her achievements include ground-breaking research culminating in a textbook that unpacks the logic and sophistication of indigenous languages. Using South Africa’s lingua franca Zulu as an example, Dr Khoza has proven the consistency of Zulu with mathematical formulas and science principles. She has since created a language order called UZALO (Ubuntu Zulu Alphabetical Logic Order) comprising of a 12 noun cluster system which drives the construction of meaningful sentences.

In 2017, Ms Khoza cancelled her membership from the ANC and joined ActionSA.

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Published on 13 September 2021 by Alan Category: NewsTag: MyPressPortal

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