Namibian UCT student graduates after going to SA with only N

15 July 2021 | Education
AGAINST ALL ODDS: Aune Angobe will graduate with an MSc Molecular and Cell Biology degree from the University of Cape Town. PHOTO: Weekend Argus
WEEKEND ARGUS
CAPE TOWN
A University of Cape Town (UCT) student from Namibia will graduate this week after she went to that country with only N$500.
Aune Angobe will graduate with an MSc Molecular and Cell Biology degree after achieving over 95% for her course.
She was raised by her grandparents in Ongongo village.
She said she was privileged to have grandparents who had always known the value of education.
“I attended primary and secondary school in the northern part of Namibia under their tender care. Throughout my schooling journey, I’d always enjoyed science subjects, and I have no doubt that I was a scientist from birth.

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