In response, Dr Ndhlukula said: “I am deeply grateful to the Women’s University in Africa for entrusting me with the role of Chancellor.
“This appointment is not just a personal milestone but a call to continue championing education, equity, and empowerment for women across our continent. Together, we will build on the Women’s University in Africa’s mission of addressing gender disparity and fostering equity in university education, shaping futures and creating lasting impact.”
Dr Ndhlukula is the past president of Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) and Chairperson for Women’s Desk.
She studied for an Executive Masters in Business Administration (MBA) at Midlands State University and she holds another an MBA from Women’s University in Africa and a PhD in Business Leadership from the Women’s University which was conferred in recognition of her business leadership and gender equality initiatives.[
The Women’s University in Africa was co-founded by Professor Hope Cynthia Sadza and Dr. Fay King Chung. Founded in 2002, their vision was to create a pathway for women to access higher education and to address the gender barriers in education across Africa.
