Determined Lady Obtains Master’s in Development Practice, Had to Juggle Being Mom, Wife, Entrepreneur & More

• One tough lady who undertakes many roles in her life still managed to obtain a master’s degree
• The woman, who is a mom, wife, entrepreneur and more, opened up about the challenges she faced on her academic journey while juggling various responsibilities
• Many people applauded her win, commending her resilience despite the various stressors she faced

One tough momma managed to obtain her master’s degree in development practice from the University of Botswana, despite juggling her academic pursuits with various roles she undertook.

The strong lady, who resides in Gaborone in Botswana, opened up about her journey, sharing a pic from her graduation.

Eva Kebadile is a mother, entrepreneur, wife, and so much more, and in her post, she said the road to bagging her degree was not easy:

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“A milestone worth celebrating! Being a student, mother, wife, friend, aunt, cousin, volunteer, entrepreneur, employee, colleague, daughter, woman, sister, and business partner has taught me that resilience and self-care are paramount!

Many peeps were impressed by the tough graduate, celebrating her huge milestone with her:

Kgomotso Edith Tshenolo said:

“Congratulations. Continue to soar.”

Lorato Moalusi added:

“Congratulations, Eves. You're a hard worker, and you do deserve this. Well done.”

Nompendulo Shabangu reacted:

“Congratulations, Eva. I’m so glad you acknowledged all the roles you play because getting some perspective from time to time is necessary. I love the photo too.”

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Sisanda Nkoala had to balance her studies with motherhood and her job at CPUT, which wasn’t an easy feat.

Now, the newly minted doc inspires young women who want to be academics by involving them in her research and crediting them in her work.

The lovely lady hopes to become a rated academic, and eventually an associate professor. Sisanda has so much to offer the world of academia.

Source: Briefly News