Annemie Wessels UNISA
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The document is a certificate from the University of South Africa awarding Annemie Wessels a Bachelor of Commerce degree cum laude. She completed her studies in the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, meeting the requirements of the institutional calendar. The Vice-Chancellor and Executive Dean confirm she graduated on 18 November 2016 with this distinction.
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