Vanderbijlpark – The North-West University in Vanderbijlpark has recently launched a newly built graduation hall.
On Thursday, June 01, the university was filled with jubilation and exhilaration as the newly constructed Tsebonokeng Hall was officially inaugurated.
The atmosphere was electric, brimming with anticipation and a profound sense of pride as students, faculty, and esteemed guests came together to witness this momentous event.
Prof Linda du Plessis, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Assigned Functions & Campus Operations, said the name Tsebonokeng is fitting for this new addition to the campus.
“Students played an important role in naming the hall – about 545 names were proposed. Among the proposed names, a student, Clinton Mabunda came up with the winning name, Tsebonokeng,” she said.
Tsebonokeng Hall, the campus’s newest gem, proudly stands as a testament to progress and growth.
Its name, derived from the Sesotho name meaning “River of Knowledge,” embodies the university community’s diversity and unity.
The hall’s inauguration signifies a significant milestone in the campus’s development, providing a cutting-edge facility to enhance the academic and cultural experiences of all its members.
