By Tamlyn Canham
Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is celebrating his appointment as a lecturer at Wits University. The 32-year-old will be working in the international relations department.
“I’ve been appointed Lecturer at the @WitsUniversity. IR Department from 2022. Looking forward to my first full-time academic role, and to teaching and supervising a new generation of students,” he wrote.
I’ve been appointed Lecturer at the @WitsUniversity IR Department from 2022. Looking forward to my first full-time academic role, and to teaching and supervising a new generation of students.
🎉🕺🏽😁— Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh (@SizweMpofuWalsh) November 7, 2021
Twitter users flooded Sizwe’s timeline with messages of congratulations.
“Congratulations Sizwe! Your students are blessed to have a young intellectual whose thinking is deeply rooted in creating new ideas. All the best in your new intellectual endeavour,” Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin’ono wrote.
Twitter user, @ZweliKINGDlomo, commented: “You are nothing but an inspiration to many and I am glad I have seen you grow strength to strength over the years. You continue setting the bar very high.”
Wow!Congratulations are in order Gqirha!You are nothing but an inspiration to many and I am glad I have seen you grow strength to strength over the years. You continue setting the bar very high.May you continue shaping the future leaders 4 mother Africa. Sithi camagu mfo! 👊🏾
— ZweliDlomo_Kumkani🤴🏾👑 (@ZweliKINGDlomo) November 7, 2021
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Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh
Sizwe is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Wits Institute For Social and Economic Research (WiSER). He has a DPHL in international relations, which he obtained from the University of Oxford.
Sizwe is the son of well-known advocate Dali Mpofu. His father was one of the first to congratulate him when he received his doctor of philosophy qualification.
Cometh The Hour..Cometh The Son..Cometh The Doctor!
Today was a VERY big & tense day of THE Doctor of Philosophy panel interview at Oxford University to defend the Thesis
News Just In: WE MADE IT!!!✊🏾❤️
So you can call me Proud Father of the Doctor loading..or just uTata ka👇🏾 pic.twitter.com/7WrM4CadyO
— Dali Mpofu (@AdvDali_Mpofu) March 2, 2020
“Today was a VERY big & tense day of THE Doctor of Philosophy panel interview at Oxford University to defend the Thesis News Just In: WE MADE IT!!! So you can call me Proud Father of the Doctor loading…” he tweeted.
Sizwe is also an author. His first book, ‘Democracy and Delusion: 10 Myths in South African Politics’, was a major success. His latest book, ‘The New Apartheid’, is flying off bookshelves.
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