OCCASIONAL PUBLICATION 6

This majestic subcontinent nestled between the Khyber Pass and the Indian Ocean, its diversity of peoples, cultures and landscapes, its richness of oral tales and ancient manuscripts, lost cities once again found, the home of moral truth, non-violence and spiritualism, empires, silk and spice routes, civilisations ebbing and flowing when Stonehenge in the West was still in use, the zero, the wisdo. [...] The philosophies of Gandhi were sharpened during this time, helping not only South African Indians in their struggle for equality but also influencing the surge against the partition of Bengal and the mass boycott of • "Firmness in truth:' a term coined by Ghandi at the creation of the passive resistance movement against the Asian and Black Registration Acts started in South Africa, when European. [...] for the management of a portfolio that was very close to his heart: the development and enrichment of the teaching and learning experience of the student in the classroom. [...] He was also chairperson of the panel in charge of the quality audit of the University of the Witwatersrand in 2006. [...] He was closely involved in the difficult negotiations on the incorporation ofSU's Faculty of Dentistry with the University of the Western Cape in terms of a ministerial decision regarding the general rightsizing oftertiary educational institutions in the Western Cape.