Prince Kaybee-lookalike Gent Bags 2 Medical Degrees at Russia University, Mzansi Wowed: "True Inspiration"

Prince Kaybee-lookalike Gent Bags 2 Medical Degrees at Russia University, Mzansi Wowed: "True Inspiration"

  • A young man killed two birds with one stone and obtained two qualifications while studying abroad
  • The gent's mother waxed lyrical about her son and how he overcame difficulties like loss and adjustment to clinch his degrees in Medicine and Surgery
  • Netizens exalted him for his splendid achievements: one even noted that he looked like Prince Kaybee

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A man graduated with two degrees from a Russian university
A dapper young man overcame the odds to obtain two degrees from Moscow University in Russia. Image: N M Dhlamini
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Despite losing three family members and learning two foreign languages, a South African man bagged two degrees in Russia!

His mother, overflowing with pride and joy, was ecstatic that her only son defeated many odds and difficulties to emerge triumphant.

South African earns two degrees from Moscow Medical University

Motebang graduated with a Bachelor's in Medicine and a Bachelor's in Surgery with distinctions at Moscow Medical University in July this year.

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His mother, Nomvula Dhlamini, shared the story with Briefly News about how she was beaming with pride because of her son's achievement. Nomvula poured her heart out about her son's resilience in the face of heartache and constant change.

She pointed out that her son was studying in China and had to be transferred to Russia to continue his studies. Amid that, the COVID-19 pandemic, which claimed the lives of thousands globally and also in South Africa, took the lives of three of their family members. He also had to deal with learning two languages.

Nomvula called her son remarkable and could not keep herself from singing his praises.

"My remarkable son Motebang, a pride to me and the family, an ambassador for his community and country, is undeniably a role model to the young ones to uphold perseverance and embrace whatever challenges on one's way to success. There shall be victory!"

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Briefly News posted about Motebang's achievement on Facebook. To see the post, click on this link.

This man graduated with two degrees
The young man was celebrated for his qualifications. Image: Briefly– South African News
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South Africans salute him for his qualifications

Netizens on Facebook saluted him for achieving two qualifications while studying overseas.

Happy Kalimu Kalimu said:

"learning a foreign language is part of the education. Bravo, brother."

Dairy of a Taung L*sbian commented:

"True inspiration, king."

AccountantGogo added:

"Wow, black excellence."

Sfiso Mahlangu had jokes.

"He looks like Prince Kaybee."

Rochies MK remarked:

"Lord Christ Jesus bless and restore you in all you have lost."

Beautiful Venda woman graduates with PhD

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a Limpopo stunner graduated with a PhD in Animal Science at North-West University.

Dr Anzai Mulaudzi celebrated her milestone and added that she secured a job at the University of Venda.

South Africans recognized her excellence and gave her noteworthy praise.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za