U-Angie Motshekga
U-Matsie Angelina "Angie" Motshekga[1] (wabelethwa mhla amalanga ali-19 kuMgwengweni ngomnyaka we-1955).Ungusopolotiki begodu mfundisi weSewula Afrika osele aberega njengoNgqongqotjhe wezokuVikela amajoni weButho kusukela mhla amalanga ali-3 kuNtaka ngomnyaka wee-2024.[2] Uberege njengomengameli weRiphabhliki yeSewula Afrika kusukela mhla amalanga ali-17 kuRhoboyi ngomnyaka wee-2024, ngesikhathi uMongameli u Cyril Ramaphosa akhambele UmHlangano we-44th weenhloko zombuso noRhulumende we -Southern African angie [3]
Development Community e- Harare, e-Zimbabwe . U-Motshekga godu wasebenza njengoNgqongqotjhe wezeFundo Sisekelo kusukela ngoMeyi ngomnyaka wee-2009 ukuya emnyakeni wee-2024. Ngaphambili, bekalilunga lomKhandlu oPhetheko kurhulumende wesifunda sange-Gauteng . U-Motshekga ulilunga le- African National Congress . Bekangumongameli wangaphambilini weligi yabantu abasikazi behlangano angie[4] .
U-Motshekga wabelethwa mhla amalanga ali-19 ngenyanga ka Mgwengweni ngomnyaka we-1955 eSoweto, nge Transvaal Province .Wafumana ifundo yakhe yamabanga aphasi eenkolweni ezihlukahlukeneko e-Soweto. Waphumelela esikolweni sokuhlala e -Matatiele. U-Motshekga wafunda e- University of the North, lapho athola khona idigri yakhe ye-Bachelor of Arts ku-Education. E- University of the Witwatersrand, u-Motshekga wathola i-Bachelor of Educational Science degree kanye ne-master's degree.
Ngomnyaka we-1981, u-Motshekga waqatjhwa njengotitjhere e-Orlando High School. Waberega esikolweni bekwafika umnyaka we-1983, lokha nakatjhiya umsebenzi ngemva kokuqatjhwa njengomfundisi e-Soweto College of Education. U-Motshekga waba mfundisi e-University of the Witwatersrand ngomnyaka we-1985. Wafundisa e-University bekwafika umnyaka we-1994.
Imithombo lwazi
[edit | hlela umthombo]- ↑ "Angie Motshekga, Ms | South African Government". www.gov.za. Retrieved 2025-09-04.
- ↑ MOTSHEKGA, M.A. and MINISTER, M., 2022. Department of Basic Education.
- ↑ website, 2025 © Department of Military Veterans. "The Department of Military Veterans". The official Department of Military Veterans website. Retrieved 2025-09-04.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link) - ↑ "Angie Motshekga". People's Assembly (in English). Retrieved 2025-09-04.