During his studies he received numerous merit awards for outstanding academic achievements and certificates in a variety of fields. Govender is a Biochemistry graduate who achieved a cumulative percentage average of 74 percent. One of his projects involved the opening of a private primary school in Pietermaritzburg after the building had been abandoned for many years. He is a certified Pastel trainer and has conducted outcomes-based assessment for the Institute of People Development since 2010. Moosa, a BCom and HED Honours graduate, achieved a cumulative academic percentage average of 70 percent. Honorary members included Dr Sibusiso Chalufu, Executive Director: Students Services was inducted as an honorary member for Westville, Ms Ntokozo Madlala, Head of the Drama Department and Ms Lettitia Egling, a Lecturer at the School of Management Science.
Recipients this year were Mr Mahomed Moosa, Mr Rishalan Govender, Ms Reeya Singh, Mr Christopher Kokeletso and Mr Isaac Machafa. The top five new members are selected on the basis of community involvement and excelling in the three core pillars of the society – academics, leadership and service. Honorary members are also inducted at the event. The Society is made up of the top 15 percent of students in their selected disciplines. The annual event recognises individuals who show academic excellence in their respective fields in the previous academic year. UKZN’s Golden Key International Honours Society inducted new members in a ceremony held on the Pietermaritzburg campus. Mncwabe, Central Vice-President and Mr Kline Back from left: Ms Charlene Gunnter, Director of
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