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Letter: Master of your destiny

I wish all Grade 12 students good exams and might God be with you and guide you well.

Richard Nkosinathi Ziqubu wishes this year’s matriculants good luck:

My good students, you are masters of your own destiny.

Everything that you do while you are still in school is going to affect your destiny. If you are drinking alcohol and smoking dagga or whoonga, be aware it’s going to affect your destiny.

There are only 19 days left before you start writing your exams. Is it not possible for you to try and ignore all that is not good for you or disturbs you in writing your exams? I’m sure you know very well that if you pass your exams well you can even go overseas to do your university studies for free.

You can be a doctor or a lawyer if you’ve passed all your exams well. You will want to own a very good house, a very good car and have a very good job.

It’s all going to depend on your mind and behaviour. You see a lot of people drinking and smoking dagga and whoonga who are not going anywhere.

I wish all Grade 12 students good exams and might God be with you and guide you well.


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