Outside his academic work, Wonga is greatly involved with
Latest Community Work:
Wonga is also the Chairman, Editor, and Founder of Wowo's Club. Wowo’s Club was founded on 24 May 1999 and today it has membership of over 50 members across
Academic:
Served for 4 years at Technikon Witwatersrand (now the University of Johannesburg (UJ)) joining as a Junior Lecturer in 1999 in the Department of Software Development, promoted to Lecturer in 2002.
Served for (and awarded a service a certificate) 5 years at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) joining as a Lecturer in 2003 at the Faculty of Information Communication and Technology (ICT), Department of Enterprise Applications Development (EAD). Teaching:
Lectured first, second, and third year subjects and examined final year projects.
External examiner (2005-2006) for third year students IT projects at
Appointed as a member of the task team (The revision of the Mentorship Policy for the academic environment) by Academic Committee of TUT.
Industry/Research:
Project Overture II: The goal of Project Overture II is to deliver a prototype Mobile Business Service Platofrm (MBSP) for Very Small Enterprises (VSEs) in Emerging Economies (EE).
Project: SAP TechEd 2010, Berlin: Main objective of the project was to demonstrate how basic business services for Very Small Enterprises (VSE) are deployed on mobile phones.
Project: Access to Resources (Actor): Main objective of the project was
to investigate and understand the challenges that SMMEs are facing with regards to accessing resources and services to achieve their operational objectives.
Project: Service Engineering for Collaborative Project Execution (SeCPe): Seventh Framework Programme Proposal: Main objective of the project was to increase competition and innovation amongst European Union (EU) enterprises through a highly innovative ICT platform for collaborative project execution.
Project: Knowledge and Context Sensitive Service Engineering (KASOS): Seventh Framework Programme Proposal. Main objective of the project was to provide an efficient runtime resolution environment that uses domain knowledge and context information to support system evolvability and adaptation for improving response time and performance of service based applications.

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In 2004 he formed and still facilitates a successful mentorship programme called TAMP (Technical Applications Mentorship Programme) for ICT where senior learners assist junior learners with programming languages such as C++, Java, and C#. Today, the programme has a success pass rate, research outputs, 20 mentors, a website that he maintains, and the programme is currently being rolled out to other departments/faculties.
Conference Participation:
8-10 March 2010 @ INTED 2010 held at Valencia (Spain) - Virtual Participation: World Wide Web (www) tools enhancing mentorship. Wonga Ntshinga (TUT)).
10-12 June 2009 @ International Conference on e-Learning in the Workplace (ICELW2009) held at
1 December 2008 @ Higher Education as a Social Space (HESS) Conference 2008 at
13 December 2008 @ the Universiti Teknologi Mara International Conference on Science and Technology 2008, Pulau Pinang, Penang, Malaysia: Facilitating a Student-to-Student Mentorship (STSM) programme using Information Technology Tools. Wonga Ntshinga (TUT),
10 September 2008 @ the