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What is the value of one’s heartbeat? What is the meaning of life? Do I matter? These are existential questions that people increasingly reflect on in light of the covid pandemic and the rising number of existential threats facing humanity. Placing a value on life is a poignant ontological question, nearly impossible to answer, yet profound enough to drive many …
A clear highlight of this year’s first semester was the TSIBA Graduation ceremony which took place on Saturday 20th March on campus at TSIBA House. The ceremony was also live-streamed to include family members,faculty and other key stakeholders who were unable to attend for social distancing health requirements. The event combined graduation ceremonies for the graduates of both 2020 and …
TSIBA mourns the recent passing of Abduraghmaan Vollenhoven. We knew Abduraghmaan as a dedicated Mentor to our students, a father to students who studied with us, a generous financial contributor over many years and a committed human to the service of others, young people in particular. The piece written by Abduraghmaan, and which appeared in a past TSIBA Annual report reflects his values and …
This “Tips for health and healing” is the final product in the TSIBA: Journey through the pandemic event. The brainchild of TSIBA safety team, this booklet contains thoughts, COVID advice and tips, all generously shared by TSIBA students and staff as they encountered the reality of the Coronavirus for themselves. Although they have all fought a common enemy, their experiences …
Dear Friends of TSIBA Following seventeen years of service as the TSIBA Education (now TSIBA Business School) Board Chairperson, the tenure of Professor Fatima Abrahams will end in June of this year. We are delighted and proud to announce that TSIBA Co-Founder, Gia Whitehead, will succeed Professor Abrahams in the role of TSIBA Board Chair. “I have been a …
Vibrant, colourful and evocative, is how street and installation art tells the stories of Woodstock’s urban soul. Like the thousands of years that art captured our imaginations, expressed our yearnings, vented our outrage and released our creative spirits, the TSIBA Woodstock Street Art Walk in collaboration with Juma Art Tours, aims to achieve these and more. With its campus in …
Congratulations on reaching a significant milestone in your life! Graduation is a time to celebrate your hard work, dedication and achievements throughout your time spent at TSIBA Business School. It is a fantastic opportunity to come together with family, colleagues and your lecturers to recognise your wonderful accomplishment and also to look forward to what the future holds. Due to …
My experience as a TSIBA Business School student was about family, growth, and exposure. Even today, ten years after graduating, TSIBA continues to open doors for me. Getting on a plane and traveling abroad was something completely foreign to me, but because of the privilege of studying at TSIBA, it is now normal. I also built long-lasting friendships that carried …
It is with great pleasure that we share herewith the 2020 First Semester Review of the TSIBA Social Enterprise. What has been accomplished this year would not have been possible without the incredible support of the whole TSIBA community. Thank you for your generous commitment to us, our students and learners, and the business entities that we support. We hope …
FEMALE. This gender which I chose not to be, comes with a target on my back. A slap to my cheek by his masculine hands. I feel the sting and burn on my face. I turn away in shame, this awakens the darker beast in him. The beast that believes I am his possession, that he can do with me …
In November 2018, I registered my business and started operating full-time. I had already started this as a side-hustle in 2015 and I had established a small customer base. I needed assistance on how to maximise my production and ultimately take my business to the next level; therefore I joined the NU programme in 2019. Being part of the programme …
