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[WATCH] Advocate Charlie Naidoo, Chairperson of the Luthuli Museum Council, closes the 8th Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair Founders Lecture by thanking all participants and contributors for making the event a success. @unisaradio #8thChiefAlbertLuthuli | #ResearchChairFoundersLecture | #Unisa150andBeyond

Watch | Prof @PulengSegalo, Chairperson of the Unisa Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair, provides context on the Research Chair Founders Lecture and introduces the keynote speaker. She emphasises that decisions made in boardrooms, government offices, universities and funding institutions can directly affect people’s livelihoods, education, safety and ability to participate in society. Ethical leadership, therefore, requires decision-makers to remain mindful of the people whose lives are affected by those decisions. @unisaradio #8thChiefAlbertLuthuli | #ResearchChairFoundersLecture | #LuthuliMuseum | #Unisa150andBeyond

Watch | Remarks by Mr Nkululeko Luthuli, grandson of Chief Albert Luthuli, at the 8th Chief Albert Luthuli Research Chair Founders Lecture at Unisa. #8thChiefAlbertLuthuli | #ResearchChairFoundersLecture | #LuthuliMuseum | #Unisa150andBeyond

[WATCH] Prof Puleng @LenkaBula noted that gender-based violence is not only a Southern African concern, but a challenge affecting the entire continent and the world. She highlighted that in countries affected by war and conflict, women are often disproportionately subjected to rape, violence and other forms of abuse, with devastating consequences for their lives and dignity. @unisaradio #8thChiefAlbertLuthuli | #ResearchChairFoundersLecture
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