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“The laptop will make my life easier.”
Banele Curtis Malie says the laptop will make life easier for him.
Banele Curtis Malie lives in Centurion, Pretoria. He also received a laptop device as part of the digitisation process at Unisa.
He says he started his studies at Unisa in 2010 and he is hoping to complete his LLB next year.
“I am hoping to continue to study for a LLM in Commercial Law and later specialise in Contract Law,” he says.
“Life is online and everybody is online, mainly because of COVID-19. The laptop I received will help to make my life easier, because I believe you cannot pursue studies at Unisa, without a learning device.”
“I always had to borrow a laptop, but now I feel comfortable that I will do a lot more with my Unisa gadget,” says Curtis.
Publish date: 2021-11-14 00:00:00.0
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