Trustee Mashego, a brilliant young black woman from South Africa, overcame financial challenges and earned a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Mpumalanga.
She also won a Master’s scholarship to study in Belgium. Despite the lack of finance, Trustee Mashego accomplished her academic goals and received a Master’s scholarship to study abroad.
She claimed to have finished her High School education in 2015 and joined university in 2016. Regrettably, she lost her funding and had to withdraw in 2017.
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I am a living testimony of the Power of God!
Quoting a bible passage from the book of Jeremiah, Trustee said, “in 2016 i began my journey as a university student… I spent most of my days partying and totally intoxicated out of my mind. And only giving my school work minimum effort on days I was forced to! I thought this is the best that life could offer, but everyone that knew me then would vividly recall how broken, depressed and hopelessly WRECKED I was!
“But GRACE located me at my worst! God never waited for me to change myself before He could intervene. He met me right where I was, and promised to change my life,” on her thanksgiving Instagram post.
Netizens trooped into the comments with thanksgiving and felicitations. See some of their comments:
@kgalemo_mashego: “You looked amazing Trustee! Congratulations on your achievement. Indeed we serve a faithful God”
@gloryhov4517: “You deserve it”
@nomqhele_crown: “This! God always meets us at our point of need. It’s amazing how He just flips the page like nothing happened. He just gives you a new identity in Him. This God that we serve, He’ll never let us down. We are living testimonies!”
@zama_1xx: “Wow I’m not crying. Luke 1 vs 37!! What is impossible with human beings is definitely possible with God”
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Meet Mae Carol Jemison, the first Black woman to fly to space
In another story, Mae Carol Jemison, an African American woman set her name in history by being the first black woman to fly to space.
The multi-talented black woman hails from Alabama, United States, and attained the milestone in 1992. This was after she completed a mission with America’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
Now, Mae Carol Jemison at 66 years old, served as a big inspiration for thousands of young scholars across the globe.
