Adding Dr to Their Title: Friend Celebrates Her and 4 Other Babes’ PhDs

Adding Dr to Their Title: Friend Celebrates Her and 4 Other Babes’ PhDs

  • Five beautiful and intelligent women are currently working at getting the PhDs and one friend let the world know it
  • A social media user who goes by the handle @Rufaro_Samanga boasted about her and her friends' achievement online
  • People were blown away by these ladies drive and determination, and let them know they pray they achieve greatness

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A bunch of boss babes are levelling up by getting their PhDs and one friend decided to boast about it on social media… and she has every right to!

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Social media user @Rufaro_Samanga and her four female friends are getting their PhDs. Image: Twitter / @Rufaro_Samanga
Source: Twitter

A beautiful social media user who goes by the handle @Rufaro_Samanga let the world know that she and her crew can hold their own.

There are five independent ladies getting their PhDs in their respective fields and @Rufaro_Samanga is one of them. She could not be more proud of her gurls!

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“My best friend’s almost done with her PhD in physics. One friend’s almost done with her PhD in microbiology. Another just started her PhD in a new field, oceanography. Another is starting her PhD in development studies while I will begin mine in epidemiology. All women.”

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Social media reacts to the beautiful babes levelling up

People are hella impressed by these ladies and their work ethic. Not many people understand why one would spend years to achieve a PhD, however, it is impressive nonetheless.

Many hope these women go on to do great things and that they use their qualifications to create lasting change.

Take a look at some of the comments

@zulups said:

“Don't let your egos taint your work. Work for the betterment of our people and DON'T be condescending. Otherwise you will soon realise qualifications mean NOTHING without social support.”

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@new_afrika said:

“Good job ladies. I pray that you become a force of inspiration, encouragement & guidance to young Black girls in particular & Black people in general. Help transform this outstanding exception into a general norm in Black communities. Power to you!”

@AlfredNkosi10 said:

@Lesibalangall said:

Halala: Beautiful woman celebrates clinching PhD, Mzansi pours in sincere congratulations

A South African woman had peeps beaming along with her in pride. Dr Pulane Modiha recently graduated from the Witwatersrand University (Wits) with her PhD in in Management, reported Briefly News.

Speaking on her academic career, Pulane said the journey to obtaining her PhD was rewarding academically and personally and was reminded of what her late grandmother always shared with her, that education opens doors no man can close and most importantly, provides knowledge that no one can take away from you.

Her study focused on examining the interplay between first line roles within the banking sector, career progression and gender equality. Pulane is also the head of Business Solutions and Tactical Initiatives at FNB Dynamic Decisioning.

Source: Briefly News

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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