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Generations actress Ditebogo Ledwaba bags an Honours degree

It has been a joyous week filled with many graduation posts from various graduates here in Mzansi and one of those graduates was Generations: The Legacy actress Ditebogo Ledwaba, who recently graduated with an honours degree at Wits University.

The Generations: The Legacy star took to her Instagram timeline to announce the good news with her followers as she captioned the post saying: 

“Just like that, an era has gone, wow! I’m in awe of you father, super grateful, a whole Honours. Thank you to everyone who’s sent me encouraging messages and all the reposts and “congratulations.”

 

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Many of her fans along with industry mates took to the actress’s comment section as they congratulated her on her achievement.

Here is what peeps had to say:

“Congrats baby girl. You’ve set a good example to your peers. May GOD protect and bless you abundantly. Well done,” wrote a fan.

Another fan wrote: “Congratulations superstar.”

“Congratulations to the gorgeous girl,” another fan said.

“A blessed girl indeed,” wrote another user.

Ditebogo Ledwaba was born in 2000 and is an award-winning South African television presenter and actress. She is also a well-known singer.

Ditebogo is well-known for her role as Mbali and has clearly made an impression in the entertainment industry, as she also featured as a presenter on SABC1’s family show YoTV.

She made her television debut in 2018 after being cast on Beautifully Broken.

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