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Generations: The Legacy Star Ditebogo Ledwaba Graduates With An Honours Degree

Generations: The Legacy Star Ditebogo Ledwaba Graduates With An Honours Degree. This is one of the most inspirational times ever, the graduation season. Among those graduating this year are some of the country’s biggest personalities.

A couple of weeks ago Big Brother Titans season I participant Juicy Jay bagged his second qualification. The reality show star and rugby player, obtained a Diploma in Management as his second academic qualification after his higher certificate in Business Studies. He graduated from Nelson Mandela University. A couple of days ago, House of Zwide actress Shalate Shekhabi added to the list of celebrities graduating this year. She has just graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Witswatersrand, majoring in Film and TV.

Another young star has just leveled up her academics. Ditebogo Ledwaba has proven that beauty, talent and brains can go together after bagging an honours degree from Wits University. The talented actress and TV personality beamed with joy as she shared pictures from her big day. Accompanied by her parents, Ditebogo looked all sorts of gorgeous in her graduation regalia.

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”🎈🎈🎈🎈On to the next,” Ditebogo gushed over her achievement.

Ditebogo has also studied Film and TV at Star Struck School Of Acting in Pretoria, Gauteng.

Many know her as Mbali on Generations: The Legacy, a role she has been holding down since 2020. Mbali came into the scene as an orphan who lived with Mam Sonto at an orphanage. Lucy and Mrekza decided to adopt her after she faced an ordeal of being a child bride. The similarity that we see between Mbali and Ditebogo is hard work and persistent, despite life’s challenges.

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