Professor Seepe is a higher education specialist and strategy consultant. Until recently, he served as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Institutional Support at the University of Zululand. Trained as a physicist, Professor Seepe holds two master’s degrees: one in Physics from the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) and another in Technology in Education from Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. He also earned a Ph.D. from the University of Northwest. Professor Seepe is the recipient of several prestigious scholarships, including the Harvard Fellowship and the Senior Research Fulbright Fellowship. Before returning to academia, he served as a Special Advisor in various ministries, including Public Service and Administration, Human Settlement, Communications, and Defense and Military Veterans. He has written extensively on matters of public interest, contributing significantly to academic and public discourse.

His notable publications include:

• Seepe, S. (Ed.), 1998. Black Perspectives on Tertiary Institutional Transformation, Vivlia Publishers, Johannesburg.
• Seepe, S., 2004. Speaking Truth to Power: Reflections on Post-1994 South Africa, Vista University and Skotaville Media, Pretoria.
• Seepe, S. (Ed.), 2020. Tertiary Institutional Transformation in South Africa Revisited, Africa Century Editions Press, Cape Town.
• Seepe, S., 2022. Unmasking the Politics of Mass Deception, African Century Editions, Cape Town.