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Walter Sisulu is celebrating a major national achievement after Professor Fortune Ganda of the Faculty of Economic and Financial Sciences received the 2026 NSTF-South32 Green Economy Award at South Africa's Science Oscars in Johannesburg. The prestigious award recognises his outstanding contribution to sustainable development and the green economy, while highlighting the University's growing research excellence. The achievement reflects Walter Sisulus Vision 2040+ and its commitment to producing challenge-oriented research that creates sustainable solutions for South Africa, Africa, and the world.


Walter Sisulu has added another national accolade to its growing list of achievements after Professor Fortune Ganda of the Faculty of Economic and Financial Sciences was named the recipient of the 2026 NSTF-South32 Green Economy Award at South Africa's prestigious Science Oscars, held in Johannesburg this evening.

The award recognises Professor Ganda's outstanding contribution to sustainable development and the advancement of the green economy, while also highlighting Walter Sisulu growing influence and impact in research that addresses national and global challenges.

The achievement stands as a testament to the University's commitment to excellence in research and innovation and reflects the implementation of Vision 2040+. It demonstrates how challenge-oriented research, rooted in the Eastern Cape, is contributing to the creation of flourishing and sustainable futures for South Africa, the African continent, and the wider global community.

The national honour further reinforces Walter Sisulu position as an institution committed to producing research that delivers meaningful solutions and advances sustainable development for the benefit of society.



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