Reality TV star Nonku Williams, widely recognized for her role on The Real Housewives of Durban, is making headlines for a powerful and personal decision—she’s going back to school.
In a recent Instagram post, Nonku shared that she has chosen to gift herself education for her upcoming birthday, marking a new chapter in her journey of self-development and purpose.
“It’s almost my birthday month, and this year I’ve decided to gift myself something truly priceless: education,” she wrote.
Why Nonku Chose REGENT Business School
Nonku revealed that she has enrolled at REGENT Business School, highlighting its wide range of flexible academic options—ranging from diplomas to higher certificates and bachelor’s degrees.
“I am so glad I chose REGENT Business School where there’s a wide range of flexible study options… all designed to fit around my life and work,” she said.
She praised the school’s flexible learning structure and affordable payment plans, which allow busy professionals like her to continue their studies without putting their careers on hold.
Her Passion for Data and Leadership
Nonku is especially excited about REGENT’s latest academic offerings, including two forward-thinking electives:
-
Digital Intelligence & Data-Driven Decision-Making
-
Data Entrepreneurship & Innovation
“Mid-year registrations are open, so you don’t need to wait for January. This is your sign to take that next step toward the career and life you deserve,” she encouraged fans.
A Life-Changing Leadership Experience
Before her announcement, Nonku attended #TheLeadershipQuest, a dynamic leadership development event hosted by REGENT. She described the experience as transformational:
“This wasn’t just another leadership session—it was a full-on immersive journey… I was challenged to lead with clarity, confidence, and conviction.”
Reflecting on the lessons learned, she said the program helped her develop emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and the ability to perform under pressure—qualities she now sees as crucial to authentic leadership.
“This experience truly shifted how I see leadership. It’s not just about strategy—it’s about rising under pressure.”
