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– A young man recently shared how he went from a cleaner at the University to a lecturer at the very same institution
– He is now a senior physiotherapy lecturer at the University of Cape Town – something he himself thought to be impossible
– He has now named a number of people that helped him to where he is but one person in particular made it all possible
Ntsikelelo Pefile is living proof that determination and believing something can work out for you – actually does make things happen. The young man who is now a senior physiotherapy lecturer at the University of Cape Town was not always a lecturer.
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“Mamma, mamma, you’re famous. I saw you on television!” This was how eight-year-old Noah Bennett greeted his mother, Sister Milanie Bennett, when she arrived home in Brackenfell on Wednesday, February 17.
Earlier that day, Bennett had watched President Cyril Ramaphosa’s eyes widen as she inserted a needle into his arm at the Khayelitsha District Hospital in Cape Town. In doing so, she set the ball rolling on an implementation study that has so far seen over 100 000 healthcare workers vaccinated.
“The next day at school Noah read in the newspaper that his mother had made history by vaccinating the president,” Bennett recalls. “When I got home from work, he said to me: ‘Mum, you made it into the history books!’ He was so proud. I think he was the happiest of us all.”