A diverse group of 31 students from around the country are the first bursary recipients of reigning Miss South Africa Natasha Joubert’s educational advocacy campaign, the Natasha Joubert Collective.

Joubert launched a partnership last year with her alma mater, Boston City Campus, that allows 16 South African learners, aged 18 and older, to receive one-year academic scholarships to study at Boston City Campus. These scholarships are for distance e-learning studies towards a full-time undergraduate qualification. The Study Buddy Fund also partnered with the Miss South Africa Organisation to fund another 15 students’ studies at Boston City Campus.

The 31 recipients, who will be studying at Boston campuses around South Africa, and what they will be studying are:

• Marcelle Bruwer (HCertLogistics)

• Nana Cele (HCertFinPlanning)

• Mamello Dini (HCertBusMan)
• Dineo Galane (HCertMarketing)

• Allasandra George (HCertBusMan)

• Stacy Govender (HCertParalegal)

• Rashmita Govender (HCertFinPlanning)

• Lindokuhle Kgasu (HCertMarketing)

• Sadé Lee Kieser (HCertParalegal)

• Botshelo Lekoane (HCertMarketing)

• Shumeez Linnett (HCertFinPlanning)

• Yonela Louw (HCertMarketing)

• Ntsoame Magatsele (HCertParalegal)

• Shandre Marais (IntroWeb)

• Hlulani Mavunda (HCertFinPlanning)
• Nokubongwa Mbhamali (Television Production)
• Thando Mngomezulu (Content Creation)

• Katlego Mofomme (Content Creation)

• Kamogelo Mohlala (Television Production)

• Tshenolo Nkwe (HCertParalegal)