Our ND Students bid us goodbye in style!

One guest said 'this reminds me of a musical event I attended in Joburg. This is so well organised'. And that's the truth. The night was simply wao! The duo of Cindy and Chuma presented the show in the same manner you'd see notable MC's rock famous parties. They were awesome. And the rest of the students - beautifully laid out.

As you return to your folks, we wish you all the best and hope the time you spent at CPUT and the department was rewarding. Do take great care. And see 'you' at the BTech class of 2011.

Stick to this blog as we will be presenting batches of pictures of the event starting tomorrow. We do not want to let the cat out of the bag.

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