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STUDENT LEADER REPRESENTS SOUTH AFRICA AND DUT AT FISU WORLD FORUM IN SWEDEN | SA News

A Durban University of Technology (DUT) student leader, Mongezi Langa is currently in Sweden, representing South Africa through University Sport South Africa (USSA) at the FISU World Forum, while also representing DUT as a student leader.

Mongezi Langa representing South Africa and DUT at the FISU World Forum in Sweden.

The FISU World Forum brings together student leaders and university sport representatives from around the world to engage, share ideas and explore how sport can contribute to the development and wellbeing of students.

This year’s discussions focus on the theme “Healthy Mind, Healthy Body,” highlighting the role of sport in promoting physical health, mental wellbeing,…

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