Ancestral Calling in Universities

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Young people are the future elders of society. VOW FM News Reporter, Makhosazane Twala looks into how higher learning institutions embraces or support students with ubungoma/ spiritual calling on campus.

We get insights from Buhle Zuma, Wits university communications officer, who says that the university respects the rights of various cultural and religious groups.

She further states that students are welcome to inform the university when they require support.
24 Sep 2021 English South Africa Technology · Music
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