Follow-up: Catching up with our doctor-in-the-making Kabelo Moche
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We met Kabelo in February this year as part of our Good Morning Angels New Year’s edition with Sabat Batteries.
He had just received his final matric results: seven distinctions. He was also on his way to study medicine at Wits.
At the time, he was going to study with the help of NSFAS, but the funding did not cover all his expenses. We helped with the shortfall, but then the Gauteng Premier’s Office heard his story on Jacaranda FM and offered him a full bursary.
Sabat still assisted with a laptop and other materials not covered by the bursary. The Good Morning Angels Fund also provided R4 000 a month to cover his on-campus living expenses and food. That assistance comes to an end this month.
It’s just before the final exams of Kabelo’s first year, so we’re checking in and wishing him well.
He had just received his final matric results: seven distinctions. He was also on his way to study medicine at Wits.
At the time, he was going to study with the help of NSFAS, but the funding did not cover all his expenses. We helped with the shortfall, but then the Gauteng Premier’s Office heard his story on Jacaranda FM and offered him a full bursary.
Sabat still assisted with a laptop and other materials not covered by the bursary. The Good Morning Angels Fund also provided R4 000 a month to cover his on-campus living expenses and food. That assistance comes to an end this month.
It’s just before the final exams of Kabelo’s first year, so we’re checking in and wishing him well.
