SA Student Graduates With 3rd Degree From Vaal University, Mzansi Peeps Shower Him With Congratulations

• A young man studied for three degrees as he could not find employment and recently graduated from his third
• Twitter user @Malebanah_ shared the inspiring and exciting moment on social media, beaming on graduation
• Many people thanked the graduate for sharing his story and congratulated his resilience in the comments

Getting one degree is impressive, but three is just on another level. A young man graduated with his third degree from Vaal University and had many Mzansi citizens clapping for him.

It is tough to find employment these days. Unemployed graduates are everywhere and many studying another degree to try lock down a job.

Twitter user @Malebanah_ shared the exciting news along with a picture from graduation. Three degrees is hug, congrdulations!

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“8 years in Vaal 3 qualifications Later been a pleasure”

The young man broke down his qualifications and why he studied three time:

“1st qualification mechanical engineering didn’t get a job went and studied fashion now self-employed 3rd qualification fine arts.”

Briefly News had the pleasure of speaking to the young man and finding out his story. Turns out, his father saw his passion for fashion from day one but he himself said “no ways I’ll study fashion,” and look at him now.

"A lot of people where shocked to learn I had switched to studying fashion they asked why, my answer was simple you study something that you seek employment and don’t succeed then you change to something that will create employment. Currently I’m self employed running a micro fashion house called Malebana Malebana my work can be seen on my Instagram page @_malebanalebana and facebook page Malebana Malebana.

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Never giving up on finding employment, the inspiring individual also shared some advice for those out there who are struggling.

"My advice for job seekers would be to try something as you seek employment, go back to school if need be and brush up on skills that you acquire and also it’s not always that you are born with a passion for something sometimes you discover it along the way. when I started studying fashion I was 24 years of age so you are never to old to start something new."

The people of Mzansi help the third time graduate celebrate

Many were impressed by the young man’s dedication and took to the comment section to congratulate him. It shows great courage, dedication and self-discipline to accomplish what he has.

Take a look at some of the kind comments:

@candlish16 said:

“Congratulations brother, you have just reminded me of my days at Vaal. My last year it was 2006.”

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@Manothani1 said:

“3 qualifications that's huge. Just wish those qualifications will help SA to create employment for South Africans.”

@KauMatlala said:

“Congratulations, Sekwaila! ✨”

@LungxNdabezitha said:

“Congratulations that inspiring education is power.”

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Crying student let Eskom know his laptop only work when plugged in, other people related to the struggle

In other news, Briefly News reported that with loadsheding having been ramped up to stage six, people are suffering. One young Mzansi man let the higher powers of Eskom know that not all laptops work without power, and his struggle resonated with many.

Stage six loadshedding has some Mzansi citizens sitting without power for more than 10 hours a day… and that is not to mention the endless problems that follow, like internet issues.

TikTok user Gift Kelton Bozekana recorded a funny but real clip in which he let Eskom know that his laptop only works when there is electricity. He explained it as being “like a fridge.” Not everyone is fortunate enough to have a laptop that’s battery actually works.

Source: Briefly News