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The NMMU took center stage at the Maritime summit in Port Elizabeth with the Vice-Chancellor's keynote address. NMMU's courses will adapt to train the marine engineers, oceanographers, logistics and supply chain managers at both undergraduate and post-graduate levels in the future.

The Green Business Council of South Africa (GBCSA) has recognised NMMU Business School with its first 4 Green Star As Built rating for a public building or educational building in South Africa. The School previously was recognised with the first 4 Green Star design rating last year.

South Africa’s former President Thabo Mbeki has praised students for their recent #Feesmustfall campaign, but says now that the spotlight had been placed on tertiary education, more discussions need to take place.

One of SA’s leading entrepreneurs, Herman Mashaba, tells NMMU Business School’s MBA class that he earned his MBA “the hard way”.

Former SA President Thabo Mbeki will be the keynote speaker at a business breakfast to be hosted by NMMU Business School and the Ukuvula Foundation on Saturday, 31 October, 2015. The veteran politician will speak on business leadership in Africa, with specific focus on investing in African business leaders.

The South African government plans to use the potential of the oceans economy to address the challenges of poverty, unemployment and inequality. The ocean covers 70% of the earth’s surface and is an important source of food, energy and minerals.

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) Business School today announced the opening of a new satellite support office in Durban.

What started out as a simple class assignment for two NMMU Business School MBA candidates has developed into a full time business that is changing the landscape of public transport in Gauteng and the Western Cape.