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Nkosingiphile is proud of his academic journey

Going forward, I would like to further my studies by conducting a study in efficient implementation of artificial intelligence within government sectors

My name is Nkosingiphile Kwenzokuhle Mabaso from Mhubheni location.

I completed my grade 12 at Mhubheni High School in 2013, I am a former student at Durban University of Technology, on May 9, and I graduated with my B-Tech in Software Engineering.

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I would like to thank Councillor MC Mkhize and his sister Miss GA Mkhize from Mhubheni location for the support they gave me from the beginning of my journey until I completed my Degree in record time.

Taking this kind of journey is not easy at all, more especially for youth. I therefore quote one writer who said: “If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.”

Going forward, I would like to further my studies by conducting a study in efficient implementation of artificial intelligence within government sectors.

Nkosingiphile Kwenzokuhle Mabaso

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