Halala: Mzansi Feels Inspired by Young Civil Engineering Graduate from Wits
- A young and beautiful lady has just joined many South Africans in conquering the Wits University edge as she graduated
- Xalamukani Baloyi is a hit on social media channels for her stellar achievement in clinching a degree in Civil Engineering from Wits
- The brilliant woman is seen receiving all the blessings from her lovely mother, who also attended her graduation ceremony
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A young South African graduate is in a celebratory mood as she recently conquered the Wits University edge. Xalamukani Baloyi is a new graduate from the Braamfontein-based tertiary institution.
According to the Varsity World Facebook page, Baloyi bagged a degree in Civil Engineering and she is now celebrated by many South African academics and social media users. The stunning Mzansi lady is seen in a viral post getting all the blessings from her lovely mother.
Xalamukani’s mother was present at her daughter’s big graduation day and dressed to kill to mark this special occasion for the family.
The stunning woman wrote on her social media space:
"Wits edge conquered!! The University of the Witwatersrand - Xalamukani Baloyi Candidate Civil Engineer.”
Source: Facebook
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The post reads:
@Hlawulo Mceke said:
“I have never seen a Baloyi who's not smart. All Baloyis are actually very intelligent people and business people... congratulations.”
@Rochelle Brink said:
“Congratulations young lady.”
@Given Bulani said:
“I love what I see, recognition everywhere.”
@Ntsindiso Salvation said:
“Congratulations.”
@Michael Thato said:
“Congratulations Khalanga.”
Woman graduates after falling pregnant in varsity, inspires SA with her story
Checking out one of the graduate stories, Briefly News wrote that a local woman has certainly left Mzansi feeling encouraged after sharing her heartfelt tale of overcoming the odds.
Although Yolisa Base did not get the matric results she expected and even fell pregnant during her university years, the young woman overcame her struggles to secure an Honours degree.
Heading to the popular student forum Varsity World the young woman opened up in the lengthy post. After not doing as well as she had hoped in matric, Base decided to upgrade her results.
"In 2015 I decided to go to Midlands Community College in Nottingham Road to upgrade those marks. I did that successfully, I upgraded my mathematics from 49% to 72% and in 2016 I got a place to study for a BSc degree at the University of KwaZulu-Natal," she writes.
Source: Briefly News
