Professor Lindela Ndlovu

Professor Lindela Rowland Ndlovu holds a PhD degree in Animal Nutrition from the University of Guelph, Canada, an MSc degree in Agricultural Biochemistry from the University of Wales, UK; and a BSc degree from the University of Sierra Leone. He has worked in the area of higher education for 17 years, rising from Lecturer grade through to full Professor, Dean, Pro-Vice Chancellor and now he the is Vice Chancellor of the National University of Science and Technology.

His research has involved developing strategies that are economic and sustainable for rural and farming households with a limited resource base, especially in the area of animal feed resources evaluation and feeding systems. In recognition of his research, Prof Ndlovu has been awarded the International Foundation for Science/DANIDA award for Excellency in smallholder livestock research (1998) and The University of The North Distinguished Science Researcher (2000).