Name: Nkosinathi Elliot Malgas

Nick Names: Chris, Norman & Nko

Code Name during Apartheid struggle: Thulani Maseko / Mavuso

Identity: Executive Director (Advocate Malgas Foundation NPC)

Background:

Played a pivotal role in South Africa’s liberation struggle, contributing to the country’s transition to constitutional democracy.

Education:

Bachelor of Arts (BA) Degree – University of Witwatersrand

 Bachelor of Laws (LLB) – University of South Africa (UNISA)

Advanced Labour Law Certification

Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in South African Politics & Political Economy – Nelson Mandela University

Qualifications and Expertise:

Possesses expertise in qualitative and quantitative research methodologies.

Conducted academic dissertations on topics crucial to post-apartheid South Africa, including Community Policing and Housing Delivery Projects.

Professional Experience:

Senior Researcher: Commission on Restitution of Land Rights, Gauteng Province.

Senior Researcher: Provided political and economic intelligence for South Africa’s Intelligence Services post-apartheid.

Director: Policy Implementation & Coordination, Gauteng Premier’s Office.

Director: Cluster and Parliamentary Liaison, Department of Justice and Correctional Services.

Manager Support Services: Ministry of South Africa’s Intelligence Services.

Legal Experience:

Advocate of the High Court of South Africa, with appearances in the High Court of Appeals & Constitutional Court.

Represented clients in cases involving community land claims and unfair labour dismissals.

International Experience:

Extensive international travel has broadened perspectives and contributed to a nuanced understanding of global dynamics.

Foundation Programs:

Engaged in various foundation programs, including research initiatives, policy advocacy, charity programs, and provision of pro bono legal services.

This Executive Director Credentials Summary highlights Nkosinathi Elliot Malgas’s extensive experience, education, expertise, and contributions to both national and international spheres, making a compelling case for his suitability for executive leadership roles.