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Samira is a student from Tanzania who needs $160 to fund her education.

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Samira Mwiru

My name is Samira Saizla Mwiru. I am 14 years old and was born on March 11, 2010. I am currently a Form One student at Endarofta Secondary School.
My parents are unemployed and belong to the middle class. My father is a shopkeeper, and his income is around 2,300,000.
We experience happy moments when we are all at home together, especially after school when my siblings and I return home. However, we face sad or difficult moments when one of us, or our parents, has to travel far from home. At school, I sometimes feel challenged when my classmates have money for certain needs that I cannot afford.
In my free time, I enjoy watching movies and writing stories. My biggest dream is to become an author, but I also aspire to be a pilot. I believe having multiple skills and occupations can be beneficial and profitable.
I want to help people with special needs and those who do not have parents. This is very important to me, and I hope to make a positive impact on their lives.

Birthday: 2010

Gender: Female

Favorite Classes: Social science

Favorite Books: story books

I Want to Be: author

Hobbies: reading books and cooking

Family: father, mother, 2 brothers, 2 sisters, 2 grandfathers, 1 grandmother

O-Level School: Endarofta Secondary School

Funding for Form 2 2025:

Tuition, Exams, Uniform		$160

TOTAL		$160

Samira's Journal

76 Entries

Wed, July 23 at 5:22 pm GMT

Hi everyone there 👋
Today let's see this interesting topic.
Failure
Often seen as something negative, but in reality, it can be one of the most powerful learning experiences in life. Every successful person has faced failure at some point—whether in school, career, or personal goals. What sets them apart is not that they avoided failure, but that they used it as a lesson. When we fail, we are given a chance to reflect, identify our weaknesses, and grow stronger. Each mistake teaches us what doesn’t work, guiding us toward what will work in the future.
Instead of letting failure discourage us, we should view it as a stepping stone toward success. It builds resilience, sharpens our focus, and strengthens our determination. Many great inventions and discoveries were born after countless failed attempts.
This mindset helps us keep going even when things are tough. In the end, failure is not the end—it's a necessary part of the journey to achieving greatness.
Thanks

Sun, May 25 at 11:17 am GMT

Hello WEF, today I want to share with you about the new things I’ve learned.
Every subject taught me something new, but what stood out most was learning about climate change in Geography. I now understand how human activities affect the environment and what we can do to protect our planet.

In Civics, we discussed human rights and responsibilities. These lessons made me more aware of my role in society and inspired me to become a responsible citizen. I am excited to learn even more in the coming term.

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