About Us

Unisa Enterprise was established in 2017 with the intent of shaping the future of Africa by increasing commercialization and building strong networks with the outside world, facilitating a culture of collabaration and providing commercial expertise in support of Unisa’s self-sustenance goal. 

 

To execute this mandate Unisa Enterprise focuses on seven strategic pillars, namely; Innovation, Consulting, Research Solutions, Short Learning Programmes, Property Services, Financial Services as well as Education Business Solutions.

Unisa Enterprise; shaping the African future through skills enhancement, the elevation of creativity and innovation.

Our Vision

Shape the future by turning knowledge and ideas into tangible actions.

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Our Mission

Foster a collaborative culture in fast-forward world, with the focus is to drive real entrepreneurship and commercialisation by building a stronger network with the outside world. This means creating a deep connection with the community of industries – employees, customers, partners, academia and governments.

Our Values

• Agility

• Entrepreneurial

• Partnership

• Impact

• Innovation

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Value Proposition

The focus of UNISA Enterprise is to empower business, government, individuals and youth with sustainable solutions that can be used practically. By collaborating with key stakeholders through the exchange of ideas, we are determined to address societal needs and challenges.

Operational Model

Panel of Experts

Unisa Enterprise collaborates with experts from different fields to engage, and pinpoint specialized services that will cater for a wide variety of projects across multiple industries.

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Spin-off Companies

Ideas and projects that are incubated and become sufficiently developed are commercialized by Unisa Enterprise; these ideas and projects are housed in self sustaining entities and ultimately become a subsidiary of Unisa Enterprise.

Collaboration

In the event of a skills, industry experise and funding scarcity, Unisa Enterprise collaborates and partners with external parties through a mutual understanding and agreement that will ensure the delivery of skills and products.

Leadership

Khathutshelo-Mike-Ramukumba

Khathutshelo Mike Ramukumba

BOARD MEMBER
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Mr Ramukumba completed his articles for the Chartered Accountant qualification at the Office of the Auditor General between August 2003 and July 2006. On completion of his articles, he joined Ellerines Holdings in a position of Senior Internal Auditor from August 2006 to October 2006. He then joined the Rand Water Board in November 2006 until May 2011 where he worked for a period of five years holding various positions within the Internal Audit department from senior internal auditor to General Manager: Internal Audit Manager. During that time, he was selected to be part of two ministerial task teams mandated to develop and implement turnaround strategies for Botshelo Water and Bushbuckridge Water as directed by the then minister of Water and Environmental Affairs.

 

He joined the National Youth Development Agency in June 2011 and held a position of Chief Financial Officer until 01 February 2014 when he was appointed to the position of Chief Executive Officer, a position he held until 31 October 2017 when he resigned. During the first year of his
tenure as Chief Executive Officer of the NYDA the entity achieved its very first clean audit from the Office of the auditor General and this achievement was sustained throughout his tenure as CEO. The NYDA also achieved its first 100% attainment of its parliament approved Annual Performance plan (APP) during his tenure. Mr Ramukumba joined the private sectors for a short period where he worked as the Managing Director or RKM Investment Properties pty(LTD) from 01 November 2017 until 01 January 2019. He then joined the Chemicals Industries Education and Training Authority (CHIETA) as its Chief Executive Officer in February 2019, a position he held until September 2020 when his 18 months fixed term contract expired. He then had a short stint as Group Chief Financial Officer of the South African Post Office from October 2020 to December 2020.He therefore has extensive experience of the public sector and state-owned entities. Mr Ramukumba joined the University of South Africa (UNISA) in a position of Vice Principal: Finance and Business Enterprise/Chief Financial Officer on the 1st of February 2021.

 

BOARD AND BOARD COMMITTEES EXPERIENCE

Mr Ramukumba served as an independent, non-executive Chairperson of the Sekhukhune District Municipality Audit Committee for a three-year period between 2014/2015 and 2016/2017. During his tenure, the district municipality improved its audit outcome from disclaimer, qualified audit opinions to an unqualified audit opinion. He also served as a Board and Audit Committee member of the Youth Development Institute of South Africa as a shareholder representative of the NYDA between 2015 and 2017. He also served as a Board Chairperson of the Ekurhuleni Development Agency for the period November 2017 to July 2020. He currently serves as a chairperson of the Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature’s Audit Committee where he was appointed in September 2016 as a member and later appointed chairperson in from
January 2021. He also currently serves a member of the Limpopo Provincial Government Audit Committee where he served from January 2017. He also currently serves on the Northwest Provincial Audit Committee from 01 March 2022.

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Mr. Lesetsa Matshekga

UNISA ENTERPRISE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
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Lesetsa has more than 18 years of development finance and investment banking experience. He has served on boards and sub-committees of various companies.

 

He holds an MBA degree from Gordon Institute of Business Science, a BCom Hons degree from University of Cape Town, a BCom Hons degree and a BCom degree from University of Limpopo.

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Mothupi Modiba

BOARD MEMBER
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Mothupi Modiba is the CEO of Kaborona Investments, a private equity company with interests in the mining, property and IT industries. He is also the Managing Director of Bokamoso Barona Trust, whose beneficiary student organisations are SASCO and COSAS.

 

Also serving as a Chairman and Founder of Right the Law, a social-justice advocacy organisation that lobbies for legislative change in the interest of Black South Africans, while championing narratives that promote Black African culture, anti-racism and equality for all.

 

Mr Modiba is also a member of the Council of the University of South Africa, and previously served as a board member of Eyesizwe Mining, the then single largest shareholder of the JSE listed Exxaro. He also served as the Chairman of Eyesizwe Mining Development Trust and was earlier appointed by the former president of the republic, Thabo Mbeki, to serve as a Commissioner of the National Youth Commission (NYC) which gave birth to the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA). Mothupi was later appointed to serve on the board of the National Youth Development Agency for a period of three years which ended in March 2016.

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Lehotlo Ramokgopa

Board Member

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Lehotlo is an executive with close to 30 years professional experience gained in the Mining,
Financial Services and Management Consultancy (servicing public sector, ICT and
telecommunications, Services) sectors.
Her career started in Mining, after which she joined the management consultancy sector,
working for Accenture and then moved on to Banking (Standard Bank and Absa), in Strategy,
Small business development, IT Project Management. Lehotlo was also employed by KPMG
where she became the Head of Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) Advisory services and
was appointed a Director/Partner (KPMG SA).
She is a Founder and Shareholder of a boutique management consulting company – Evolut
Consulting, which has performed various turnaround strategy assignments for clients in both
private and public sector.

Lehotlo’s experience in Management Consultancy has seen her work in countries such as
Tanzania, Botswana and Germany. Through this work, she has led multi-disciplinary teams that
include International subject matter experts in areas such as Postal services,
Telecommunications regulatory services, Logistics, Aviation and Marine services.
Lehotlo is a member of the Institute of Directors of Southern Africa (IoDSA), and her
directorship experience include KPMG SA, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (SA), Open Africa,
Divitech, Tselane Basadi Capital (a BEE partner to Bank of America), residential property rental
platform – HouseME and Dense Media Separation Powders – producer of FerroSilicon for use
in extraction of diamonds.
Her current Non-Executive Director roles are: Siyanda Resources representing PIC, Catapult
Group (previously Lonsa Everite a building materials manufacturer) as well as Nurture Brands,
a diversified nutraceuticals investment company that includes Vital Health Foods amongst its
brands.

Lehotlo’s qualifications include, B.Sc (Computer Science, Geology), a Postgraduate Diploma
in Marketing Management and an MBA.
She has also completed various certificates including Certificate in Facilities Management, a
Certificate in Business Sustainability Management and a Certificate in Business and Impact
Planning for Social Enterprises.

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Mpho Mtsi
BOARD MEMBER
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Mpho Mtsi is an actuary by profession, with more than a decade’s experience in financial services. Mpho is an Institutional Client Director at Old Mutual Investment Group. She was previously an investment associate on a mezzanine fund lending to small or medium-sized businesses in Southern Africa. In 2020, Mpho co-founded the IMA Nathi non-profit company, which provided technical assistance to largely women-led SMEs. Mpho was also a gender and business expert for Sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia, consulting for Value for Women Ltd (an international gender advisory firm). Mpho currently serves as a non-executive director on Just Share SA, a  shareholder activist organisation seeking to make an impact with regards to climate change and inequality. In 2018, Mpho was awarded as one of the Mail and Guardian Top 200 Young South Africans.

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