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Brilliant African man graduates university as an Aeronautical Engineer, wins award

A brilliant African man named Wisani Hlungwana has bagged an Aeronautical Engineering degree at Witwatersrand University, South Africa, and won the award of the best final year Engineering design.

Wisani obtained his bachelors degree in Aeronautical Engineering at Witwatersrand University, South Africa. He shared his achievement of graduating from the university stating that he graduated as a rocket scientist and an aircraft designer.

He won the Wits Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment, Aeronautical Engineering Design Award for having the best final year Aeronautical Engineering design project in 2022.

”I had the privilege of being invited to the Wits Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment’s Prizegiving Ceremony and received an “Aeronautical Engineering Design Award” for having had the best final year Aeronautical Engineering design project in 2022,” he said.

Wisani dedicated his success to one of his professors for the mentorship and supervision he received when undertaking the design project. He said he plans to further his postgraduate studies in Aeronautical Engineering.

In another story, a young African lady named Hauwa Umar Usman who battled memory loss in school has finally won as she bagged an Aeronautical Engineering degree from the University Of Brighton, United Kingdom.

She was one of the four students who graduated with a first-class from her department in the 2016/2017 academic session. Read more about Hauwa HERE.

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