“I Am Because They Are”: SA Lady Credits Family for Her 3rd Graduation Belt
- A gorgeous South African woman recently shared a lengthy and touching post about how her family supported her through everything while she was studying
- According to her post, they helped her while she was having some stress, and offered her humour and love when she was doing difficult exams
- Many people loved to see how she was thanking her family and soon congratulated and praised her in the comment section
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A brilliant young woman, Mulalo Beauty Mutheiwana recently bagged her third graduation belt and shared with Varsity World how hr family were the ones who helped her and pushed her to do her best at all times.
A long and heartwarming thank you to a great family
"My biggest supporters for me throughout my academic career have always been my family, from the long nights of writing to the academic block that I would face they were with me each and every step of the way cheering me on to continue striving on and to stay focused on the end goal.
"My mother is my hero who has always wanted what was best for me and continuously motivated me to reach for the stars because she knew that I could achieve anything that I put my mind to.
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"My father, he never put a limit on how far I could study, he paid for my tuition with no hesitation and no questions, I am grateful. My younger sister Rialivhuwa has always been my shoulder to cry on when things were not as easy as I thought they would be, she was also around to say, “just write down your ideas and I'll type them out for you” and for that I will eternally be grateful.
"Even my other two sisters, Pfarelo and Glenda, gave me so much motivation by always cheering me on and telling me that no dream is too big to reach for our family. My partner Sidney, honestly there is never a dull moment with him around, you can never just give up without the fear of him making joke," reads part of her post.
South Africans loved to watch her sparkle and shine
ArchbishopDr Modiri Pat Shole said:
"Congratulations beloved brethren keep it up the good work."
Reuben Mbedzi said:
"Congratulations on doing the right thing your source of happiness is contentment its success money only enhances. Salute "
Sello Maake said:
"I believe and think ur going to reach ur end goal!I hope most student can learn from ur inspiring story."
A graduate inspires her mother after bagging a master's degree
Briefly News also reported that a gorgeous young woman has inspired Mzansi after she became a master's degree graduate. Sharing her story with Varsity World, she explained how she was determined to graduate after she was born to her teenage mom who lost the opportunity to study.
"I would like to take this opportunity and start by re-introducing myself: I'm Bulelani Ngamntwini, a Master's graduate>>>soon to change the title to (Dr. Ngamntwini). I was born in King Williams Town (Kwa Nonibe) and grew up in a small town in Knysna.
"Throughout this journey, I've learned that FAILURE IS NEVER AN OPTION and you can achieve anything you put your mind and hard work into it."
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Source: Briefly News
