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07 January 2020 | Story Lacea Loader

Dear Prospective UFS Student,

Please note this important information regarding 2020 admission and registration:
  • Matric results will only be released on 8 January 2020. The UFS will then evaluate all applications for admission.
  • Therefore, admission offers will be made from 9 January 2020 onwards.
  • Final decisions are made subject to the availability of space, academic results, and other entry requirements where applicable.
  • Communication to inform you of your admission status for each programme that you have applied for will be sent from 9 January 2020.

Registration:
  • Registration information will be sent once you have accepted the admission offer.
  • Bloemfontein Campus first-year students must report for registration from 20 to 24 January 2020.
  • No assistance is available before this time.
  • Qwaqwa Campus first-year students must report for registration on 9 January 2020.


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Shining as bright as her crown
2017-05-31

Description:Prudence Mahlaba  first Black Rag Queen  Tags: Prudence Mahlaba  first Black Rag Queen

The radiant beauty, Prudence
Mahlaba, during a photoshoot
for her #PeopleOfKovsies billboard.
Photo: Sonia Small

The bubbly personality of Prudence Mahlaba gave us a peep into her life. Many may have seen her face on the latest billboard by the main gate of the Bloemfontein Campus, but today we take a look at the person behind the crown.

I am a kind-hearted person. What you see, is what you get, no matter how bad a day I am having,” says Prudence Mahlaba, the first Black Rag Queen in the history of Kovsies. 

Aspiring lawyer a role model for others

This fourth-year LLB student and residence committee member of Akasia, says she always presents her true self. “You are someone else’s role model, so you have to be affirmative.”

“I don’t say that I wanted to do it, but I did achieve to become the first black Rag Queen ever,” she says. Prudence knew that she would make a positive impact and achieve great things. She also hopes to travel as soon as she gets the opportunity. Her relationship with God provides her with a healthy lifestyle, and she confesses that she hardly ever sees the inside of a gym. She spends most of her free time on YouTube watching reality shows.

Empowerment of women important

“Seeing a person, especially a young woman, who is broken and lost, causes me stress and anxiety.”  She believes in the empowerment of young women.

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