Gorgeous Ndebele Woman Proudly Bags PhD, 15 Academic Publications by 29, Rocks Traditional Attire at Grad

• A stunning Ndebele woman is thrilled about bagging her doctoral degree by the age of 29
• The newly minted doctor, who obtained her PhD in Indigenous Knowledge Systems from North-West University, shared her news online
• Social media users expressed how proud they were of the lovely lady, who rocked beautiful, colourful traditional attire to her graduation

A beautiful young Ndebele woman is over the moon about obtaining her PhD in Indigenous Knowledge Systems from North-West University.

The 29-year-old lady shared her joy on LinkedIn and posted lovely snaps as she rocked breathtaking traditional attire at her graduation.

In her post, Monicca Thulisile Bhuda further noted that she already has 15 academic publications to her name.

The high achiever is currently a lecturer at the University of Mpumalanga and a whole children's book author.

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Her LinkedIn post read:

“I clapped hands for my peers while I waited for my turn. The North-West University conferred me with a PhD in Social Sciences with Indigenous Knowledge Systems.

“I obtained my PhD with 15 academic publications (three related to the study), seven full papers accepted and awaiting publication and 27 abstracts/papers presented in diverse conferences.

“Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you Dr Bhuda (PhD) at just 29 years of age.”

Social media users were impressed with the brilliant young doctor and wished her well on the accolades:

Lebogang Phelembe said:

“Well done, mam.”

Dr Sanele Justice Gamede added:

“Congratulations, Doc! This is an amazing milestone and you need to celebrate. I have a paper with you in 2023 already!”

Dr Nasiphi Ntshanga wrote:

“Love this.”

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Morwamoche Blessing Sekwati commended her:

“Great job, Doc.”

Tsakani E. Nyoni reacted:

“Congratulations, Dr Bhuda. We are proud of you.”

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Source: Briefly News