Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande bestowed an honorary professorship in China

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 By: Simon Majadibodu

Higher Education Minister Dr. Blade Nzimande has been bestowed an honorary professorship by Beijing Jiaotong University in China. Photo: Facebook / Dr Blade Nzimande

Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Dr. Blade Nzimande has been awarded an honorary professorship.

Nzimande was bestowed an honorary professorship in China by Beijing Jiaotong University in China, on November 05.

The professorship is in recognition of his contributions to education and is a symbol of strengthening ties between the country and China.


Minister of Higher Education, Science and Information conferred with an honorary professorship in China by the Beijing Jiaotong University. Photo: X / @DrBladeNzimande


The Minister shared the good news of his honorary professorship on his social media pages.

He captioned his posts: “ I am truly honoured to become a part of the Beijing Jiaotong University community. I pledge my very best efforts to support the University’s future progress, following in the footsteps of pioneers such as LIU Han, founder of China’s first radio station, YING Shangcai, inventor of China’s first high-power steam engine, and ZHENG Zhenduo, a famous writer, literary critic, and historian, to name but a few of the famous former Jiaotong students.”

Click here to see his post: https://www.facebook.com/100050712861092/posts/pfbid02cLo9b8RdWuT7jJz7SZxLaVc79ntGtzZbW6L1n3MwEfDbQgp4DMQncVnXX7k7eKWfl/?mibextid=cr9u03


Social media users have congratulated the Minister of Higher Education after being bestowed with an honorary professorship. Photo: X / @DrBladeNzimande


Social media users have sent congratulatory messages to the Minister on his social media pages.

On Facebook, Macdonald Tshabalala commented on his post and said: “ Congratulations Comrade Blade you are one of our Greatest Leaders who are doing a lot to better the quality of of Higher Education.Keep up the good work Minister.” 

“I love you prof nzimande 👏congratulations 🎉🎊💐,” said @ShavaElijah on X (formerly known as Twitter)

“Congratulations Mphephethwa💥🍾,” Alan Buthelezi commented.

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