By: Poelano Malema
Congratulations are in order for legendary film and television producer Mfundi Vundla.
The ‘Generations’ and ‘Generations: The Legacy’ producer has been conferred with an honorary doctorate from the University of Pretoria.
Vundla received an honorary doctorate in literature from the university on Monday at a virtual ceremony.
As the founder and chair of Morula Pictures, Vundla has been creating award-winning content that has told the stories of many ordinary South Africans.
Vundla was honoured alongside internationally-renowned jazz musician Abdullah Ibrahim.
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The legendary Jazz musician, who has been in the music industry for over two decades, had an honorary doctorate in Music conferred on him.
“The arts play a vital role in holding a mirror up to society. Mfundi Vundla and Abdullah Ibrahim have been trailblazers in their respective fields, and have told uniquely South African stories. I am pleased that we are able to bestow these honours on two giants of the arts in recognition of their service and contribution to the country and the world,” said vice-chancellor and principal professor Tawana Kupe.
#UPGraduation2021: Internationally renowned jazz musician Abdullah Ibrahim and ‘Generations’ creator Mfundi Vundla had honorary doctorates conferred on them in Music and Literature respectively. Read more: https://t.co/Ef9pfIzYH3 pic.twitter.com/QzSkUT0waP
— Univ. of Pretoria (@UPTuks) May 3, 2021
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