BOTSWANA’S FIRST PRIVATE UNIVERSITY GAINS PERMANENT LICENCE
September 1st, 2014
Botswana’s first private university, the Malaysian-owned Limkokwing University of Creative Technology is now a fully licensed tertiary institution, after seven years operating under an interim licence. The university’s vice chancellor Dr. Raphael Dingalo said the institution’s staff and students were upbeat about the development, announced earlier this month (September 1), just before the graduation of more than 900 students, from several African countries. “We are the first and only private tertiary institution in Botswana at present to be awarded the ...
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