Halala! Young Lady Scores Honours Degree After Receiving a Bursary, Inspires Mzansi
- A local lady has inspired social media users after she shared screenshots of her recent qualification
- The woman has bagged herself an honours degree from the University of Johannesburg in Economics
- Social media users were really proud of the young lady for her accomplishment and congratulated her for her hard work
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A young woman has taken to social media to share her academic accolades with her fellow social media users.
The 23-year-old lady who goes by the Twitter handle @__lesedinkosi posted two screenshots that are the cause of her celebration.
The first screenshot shows official communication that her degree has been granted by the University of Johannesburg. The woman has obtained a degree in BCom Honours in Economics.
The second image was an email confirmation for a bursary to study to continue her honours degree that she seemingly received the previous year.
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Her post:
South Africans congratulate the new graduate
Fellow Twitter users could not help but be proud of the young lady. Here are some of their comments:
@ThobileNkwitshi said:
"Congratulations mama❤❤❤"
@lesegohlum_ said:
"Congratulations beautiful ❤"
@bontle_mlambo said:
"Congratulations mama "
Group of young men graduate with combined 8 degrees
Briefly News previously reported that A young man by the name of @mbuso_makitla shared an inspiring post on Twitter about himself and his friends. On 2 October, 2021, Mbuso and three of his friends graduated from the University of Witwatersrand with a combined eight degrees shared among them.
The Wits graduates looked dapper beyond belief as they posed on a flight of stairs. The young men quickly went viral as peeps celebrated the hard work which ultimately led to them bagging two degrees each.
South African congratulated them and shared messages of hope and well wishes. The original post gained over 17 000 likes on Twitter.
Read some of the comments left by Saffas:
@Temaswa12030443 said:
"Congratulations to you brothers, all the best."
@HappySMahlangu shared:
"Damn you must be feeling very warm with those 8 heavy degrees brothers."
@Sciyuri wrote:
"This was hella smart! And congratulations!"
@BiscuitDrive responded with:
"Congratulations! We love success stories."
@Nontomb75563620 commented:
"They understood the assignment!"
Source: Briefly News