Deletion of Norman Maphosa

Comment: as vice chancellor (Commonwealth tradition as highest non-honorary office) of a major academic institution per  #6 ("Criterion 6 may be satisfied, for example, if the person has held the post of president or chancellor (or vice-chancellor in countries where this is the top academic post) of a significant accredited college or university"). Solusi is accredited by the Ministry of Education. https://www.herald.co.zw/zim-churches-move-into-higher-education/ The Herald (Zimbabwe) ("Established in 1994 and generally acknowledged among the best Zimbabwean universities...The National Council and the Ministry of Higher Education, now Zimche issued a charter establishing Solusi University in July 1994.") and http://solusi.ac.zw/history/ Solusi History ("In 1991, subsequent to the creation by the Zimbabwean Parliament of the National Council for Higher Education, Solusi College submitted an application for establishment as a fully accredited private university. In March 1992, an on-site inspection by members of the National Council, and continuing dialogue of church and college administrators with the National Council and the Ministry of Higher Education led to the gazetting by government, in July 1994, of a charter establishing Solusi University.") Note: the latter self-published reference cannot itself establish notability but does offer more detail illuminating the first, independent, reference. Special:Contributions/24.151.50.175|24.151.50.175
Stance: keep
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Comment: You obviously aren't aware that in most Commonwealth universities, the vice-chancellor is the boss. The chancellor is merely an honorary role usually held by a notable individual from public life. They are wheeled in to present degrees etc, but the VC is the university's actual chief executive and professional head. The "second fiddle" is actually the deputy vice-chancellor or pro-vice-chancellor. I don't know whether Solusi University counts as a "major academic institution" under , but if it does then Maphosa is certainly notable under those criteria
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NACADEMIC)