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Academic excursion bridges gap between classroom concepts and practical SA governance | SA News

7 August 2025 by Guest

City of Tshwane: Ethical leadership and community focus

The day kicked off with an insightful visit to the City of Tshwane, where Executive Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya warmly welcomed and addressed the students on ethical leadership and the critical role of the youth in shaping the future of public service.

“The city is intentional about investing in the future. Leadership is not just about occupying office; it is about service, innovation and staying rooted in the needs of the people,” Dr Moya said.

Joining the Mayor, the MMC for Human Settlements, Aaron Maluleka, provided a detailed overview of the city’s housing and community development initiatives, advocating for sustainable, inclusive…

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