By Katlego Sekhu
For the first time since the pandemic, a lot of people will be getting the full graduation experience – no shortcuts with qualifications shared via the post or an online ceremony. The country is “open” meaning we can expect some serious celebrations.
Thomas and Skhumba ask Kaya 959 listeners if they “remember how they celebrated their graduation?”
“I want to graduate by throwing the hat. That is the part I want. It was just not the same during Covid,” shares Skhumba.
A listener shares: “I was supposed to be graduating about two weeks ago and just before the graduation we were told that due to strikes and Covid regulations, our graduation will be canceled and I had already planned a party.”
Precious in Dawn Park did not celebrate her graduation.
“I didn’t celebrate any of my graduations because there was just that focus that I should make sure that everything is okay back home moneywise. If I had an opportunity I’d definitely do it. Even for my brother’s child.
“He graduated recently with Covid and there were no graduations. We are planning a big one for next year. The plan is for us to get away and most of our family members have never been on a plane so I’m saving for the whole of this year,” shares Precious.
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