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Regina Nesengani’s doctoral thesis, which she wrote in Tshivenda, was on gender-based violence.
Dra. Regina Nesengani. Image: Duma Ndlovu / Facebook.
JOHANNESBURG – The celebrated South African actress Regina Nesengani, famous for playing the mother of Chief Azwindini, vho-Masindi Mukwevho in the soap opera SABC 2 In a hurry, has been conferred with a doctorate from Unisa.
Nesengani’s doctoral thesis, which she wrote in Tshivenda, deals with gender-based violence.
“SABC and Word of mouth photos We are planning a massive celebration on Wednesday 9th December to pay tribute to vho-Masindi for her landmark and momentous achievement, ladies and gentlemen, we introduce you to Dr. Nesengani, said Duma Ndlovu, the creator of Muvhango.
Fans and colleagues have congratulated Nesengani on his momentous achievement.
MUVHANGO ACTRESS AWARDED WITH A DOCTORATE!
Regina Nesengani, who plays the role of vho-Masindi, mother of Chief Azwindinis in the popular SABC 2 drama Muvhango, received a PhD from the University of South Africa (UNISA) last week. pic.twitter.com/AskajODbf2
Muvhango (@MuvhangoSA) December 1, 2020
Vho Masindi must pick things up between his discussions with Mpho, Vho Mukondele, vho Gizara by saying that unlike you I have #DOCTOR as final #mouth to mouth n she turns her back on them #muvhango pic.twitter.com/CNjPJb4io9
Mathule Pathutshezo (@PhathuMathule) December 1, 2020
Ladies and gentlemen, you know 65-year-old Dr. Regina Nesengani known as #VhoMasindi in @MuvhangoSA . Yes, you have been awarded a PhD. Y #WordOfMouthPictures continues to surprise us while #MuvhangoValuesEducation. pic.twitter.com/xvha1T3aDA
Sorry Jindela (@Ian_Jindela) December 1, 2020
I’m a staunch fan already vho masindi CONGRATULATIONS MUMMY #muvhango pic.twitter.com/xEgtAdTZeZ
TheGreat (@CollinsMunyai_) December 1, 2020
Vho Regina Nesengani, who plays the role of vho-Masindi, in the popular SABC 2 drama Muvhango, received a doctorate from the University of South Africa (UNISA) last week. Ladies and gentlemen, we introduce you to Dr. Nesengani. #muvhango #mouth to mouth #vhomasindi pic.twitter.com/P1Y90nfWal
Ramakuwela Hangwani (@Ramakuwela) December 1, 2020
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