Port Shepstone graduate earns law degree
Her family described the achievement as the result of her dedication, perseverance and hard work.
A former Port Shepstone resident has achieved a major academic milestone after graduating with a Bachelor of Laws (LLB).
Michaela Ramiah, who grew up in Albersville, attended Port Shepstone Secondary School before moving to Gauteng, where she completed her matric. She then pursued her passion for law at Varsity College, graduating with an LLB.
Her family described the achievement as the result of her dedication, perseverance and hard work.
They expressed their pride and wished her every success as she begins her legal career, praying that she will be guided with wisdom, integrity and compassion as she uses her skills to make a positive difference in the lives of others.
Michaela’s proud family includes her parents, Adam and Maxene Ramiah, grandparents, Mitchel and Mary Sanesy, and great-aunt, Fay Joseph.
The family also dedicated the achievement to the loving memory of Stanley and Joy Joseph of Albersville, whose love, guidance and legacy continue to inspire future generations.
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