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Charlotte Maxeke’s Legacy Lives On

Charlotte Maxeke’s Legacy Lives On

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Deputy President Paul Mashatile honored Charlotte Maxeke’s legacy during a landmark celebration of her 125th graduation anniversary, spotlighting her as South Africa’s first Black woman to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in 1903 and co-founder of the Wilberforce Institute. Speaking from China, Mashatile called on all South Africans to embody Maxeke’s unwavering spirit of service and unity, urging the nation to continue her mission of using education to dismantle colonialism, patriarchy, and apartheid. Prominent speakers including Motshabi Nomvethe and Dr. Anna Mokgokong echoed this, linking Maxeke’s educational vision to the sacrifices of youth during apartheid and affirming her enduring influence—especially on the next generation. The event served as a powerful reminder that Maxeke’s fight for equality remains an ongoing call to action, urging the nation to build a better future rooted in knowledge, justice, and collective leadership.

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