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"It's never too late to start," 48 year old mom from KZN graduates with a degree in criminology

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This local woman has inspired so many with her story of how no matter what age you are, it's never too late to start learning.

Nervay Bagwandin is the daughter of 48 year old graduate, Ronica Bagwandin. She shares with us that her mother just graduated with her Bachelors in Social Sciences Honours in Criminology.

Nervay shares: "She obtained distinctions throughout her undergraduate and honours! We are super proud of her! She is mine and my brothers biggest motivator! "

Listen to what Ronica has to say about this incredible journey below:
20 May 2022 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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