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FACULTY OF COMMERCE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS Academic Procession. (The congregation is requested to stand as the procession enters the hall and is invited to participate in the singing of Gaudeamus) The Vice-Chancellor will constitute the congregation. The National Anthem. The University Dedication will be read by a representative of the SRC. Musical Item. Welcome by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor T Nhlapo. Professor Nhlapo will present the honorary graduands to the Vice-Chancellor. Response by Caiphus Semenya and Letta Mbulu. The graduands and diplomates will be presented to the Vice-Chancellor by the Director of the Graduate School of Business, Professor W Baets. The Vice-Chancellor will congratulate the new graduates and diplomates. Professor Nhlapo will make closing announcements and invite the congregation to stand. The Vice-Chancellor will dissolve the congregation. The procession, including the new graduates and diplomates, will leave the hall. (The congregation is requested to remain standing until the procession has left the hall) 34 35 HONORARY DEGREES Caiphus Semenya and Letta Mbulu DMus (honoris causa) Caiphus Semenya and Letta Mbulu are South Africans with international careers and reputations as musicians. Caiphus Semenya is an accomplished musical director and composer.. His early group (the Katzenjammer Kids) led to a part in the legendary 1959 production of King Kong. In 1964, after a brief tour with the musical Sponono, Caiphus decided to stay in America. He worked with other exiled artists such as Miriam Makeba and formed a group with Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwanga called the Union of South Africa. He has curated the Montreux Jazz Festival and composed works performed by legends such as Cannonball Adderley, Harry Belafonte, Herb Alpert, The Crusaders, Lou Rawls, Nina Simone and his own wife Letta Mbulu. He composed the African music for Roots, (which won an Emmy) and The Color Purple, which earned an Oscar nomination and a Grammy win. Letta Mbulu has recorded more than 20 albums on renowned labels with highly-regarded producers. In 1960, while still in her teens, Letta toured England with the musical King Kong after its successful two-year run in South Africa. She returned to South Africa but soon after went into exile in the United States in 1965 and quickly befriended such fellow South African exiles in New York City as Miriam Makeba, Hugh Masekela and Jonas Gwangwa – all alumni of King Kong. Starting her US career as a protégée of Miriam Makeba, she went on to perform with the greats in the field and is regarded by some as having the greatest voice of all the ‘songbirds’ of the era. Caiphus Semenya and Letta Mbulu have through their musical achievement also served as unofficial ‘cultural ambassadors’ for South Africa. Their long partnership and exemplary lives as role-models for a wide South African community epitomise values on which to build stable communities: tolerance, dignity, respect, accomplishment and the importance of family. 36 37 NAMES OF Keorapetse Phemelo Johannes POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA GRADUANDS/DIPLOMATES Ramoenyane IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Lorraine Mahlatse Semenya An asterisk * denotes that the degree or Enrico Frederick Smith (With distinction) Judith Ankamah Addo diploma will be awarded in the absence of Nolukholo Tshwete Mohammed Shu-Aib April the candidate. (With distinction) Nathaly van Druten Riaan Becker A dagger † denotes that the degree or Jesse Louise Werner *(With distinction) Nicholas Hudson diploma will be awarded posthumously. Shaun Graham Williams Bennett *Rachel Zaumu Youtah (With distinction) Charné Kim Beukes Shaun Milton Bezuidenhout FACULTY OF COMMERCE In Management Practice: Leigh Carolus *Abraham Osei Badu Kirk Lester Daniels Dean: Professor D Ross *Magdalena Josina Barnard (With distinction) Danielle de la Mare Director of the Graduate School of (With distinction) Samantha St Julian *Daniel Mlungisi Dibakoane Business: Professor WRJ Baets Barnett-Harris Melissa Keneiloe Diseko (With distinction) Elmarene Bernhardt (With distinction) Hugh Craig Dudley Keeditse Mavis Boadia Byrone Kurt Ely ASSOCIATE IN MANAGEMENT *Christian Koduah Boafo Paul Antony Euvrard Doua Madiminan Camara William Tommy Flusk Abigail Thelma Abrahams Aliou Coulibaly (With distinction) Holly Jean Foote Mario Peter Adams *Rodrigo Faustino Allen Galant *Japhet Ndeikongela Angombe Samuel Fianko (With distinction) Monique Gayle Rehaaz Arendse (With distinction) Carey Frost Gibson Wayne Barthus *Alexandre Heberle Shaun John Hartzenberg 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    SEPTEMBER 2017 · NO. 7 PERFECTING THE ART OF REINVENTION THANDISWA MAZWAI TAMARA DEY BRIDGING THE GAP 10 24 32 reclaims her spot in the talks about her with legend Letta Mbuli music industry musical journey 1 Contents Meet the CEO JOHANNESBURG CONTACT US CONTACT US 6 Meet the CEO (HEAD OFFICE) : +27(0) 21 410 9974 : (015) 812 0081 20 De Korte Sreet, : [email protected] : [email protected] 8 The passing of Paul Ross marks the Braamfontein, 2001, passing of an era Duncan breathes New life South Africa DURBAN RUSTENBURG The Playhouse Company 214 Beyers Naude Drive 10 Thandiswa Mazwai reclaims her into THE OLD SCHOOL POSTAL 29 Anton Lembede St Rustenburg spot in the music industry 6 KWAITO SOUND P.O. Box 31609, Durban North West Braamfontein, 4001 0299 12 DALRO / Theatricals turns 50 Johannesburg, CONTACT US CONTACT US 14 Duncan breathes new life to the old South Africa, : (031) 369 9536 : (014) 523 3732 school Kwaito sound18 Entries 2017 : [email protected] : [email protected] CONTACT US 16 The law regarding sampling : +27 11 712 8000 EAST LONDON NELSPRUIT and cover versions : +27 (0) 86 674 4391 2 Buffalo Street Regus Building East London Corner Ferreira and Van Der Merwe Street 18 Multi-talented Musos : [email protected] 14Multi-talented 5200 Nelspruit musos: 1200 20 Zoe Modiga – A star in making PORT ELIZABETH CONTACT US Fairview Office Park : 043 704 7542 Contact us 22 Dispelling Myths around DJ 3rd Floor : [email protected] +27 13 754 7814 Licensing Ring Road [email protected] Greenacres 24 Kwaito diva, Tamara Dey talks about 6045 THOHOYANDOU WITBANK her musical journey CONTACT US Jerice’s Palace : (041) 399 9615 Post Office Street 10 Corridor Crescent 26 CEO Roundtable Thohoyandou Smokey Mountain Office Park : (041) 503 7520 28 DJs performing with : [email protected] 0950 Ben Fleur Extension 1 A star in the Emalahleni instrumentalists 18 making CONTACT US CAPE TOWN : (015) 962 6345 CONTACT US 30 Exploring synchronisation Artscape : [email protected] +27 13 656 0713 opportunities and licensing D.F.