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Charles is a student from Tanzania who is fully funded for this school year! Fund another student here.

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Charles Lusasi
My name is Charles Felix Lusasi. I was born on January 25, 2004, as the second of three sons. My brothers are Adrian and Ibrahim. My father is Felix Charles Lusasi, and my mother is Janeth Aidan Komba. I completed my primary education at St. Dominic Savio School and continued to secondary school at Lugalo Secondary School, both in the Iringa region. Currently, I am pursuing a diploma in Clinical Medicine Technician (CMT) at Excellent College of Health and Allied Sciences.
The lessons we gain from facing challenges are essential for future success, as they equip us with the knowledge and resilience to overcome similar situations. One of the biggest challenges in my life was a financial hardship that began when my father developed serious health issues, including a stroke and heart problems, which forced him to resign from work. With my father jobless, we struggled to meet our basic needs, including my school fees, which affected my performance in school. This experience taught me the importance of saving, as it can provide a safety net during difficult times.
During the five years after my father's illness, my school attendance was irregular due to financial constraints, and it was disheartening to watch my friends continue their education while I was unable to. My mother sought scholarships and asked for help from others, even offering to work in exchange for support, but those efforts fell short. We persevered on our own until I managed to join secondary school, which was a tremendous relief for my parents. I’ll never forget the joy they felt, and the words they shared with me: 'My son, always thank God, as He provides what we truly need at the right time.' This experience inspired me to help others in need whenever possible.
These experiences have sparked my personal growth and given me the determination to strive for success. They serve as a constant reminder to work hard toward my goals. Throughout my school life, I have held various leadership roles, as I am passionate about being a leader who advocates for the rights of others. Having experienced hardship myself, I am driven to make a positive impact and improve the lives of others who may be struggling.
To set an example, I not only focus on my studies but also engage in small entrepreneurial activities, aspiring to show young Tanzanians and Africans that we can achieve our dreams through hard work and resilience.
And that’s a glimpse into my life and journey so far.

Birthday: 2004

Gender: Male

I Want to Be: Doctor

Hobbies: Watching movies, reading books

Family: father, mother, 2 brothers, 1 grandmother

O-Level School: Lugalo Secondary School

A-Level School: Mawelewele

University: Excellent college of health and allied science

Funding for first year (40) 2024:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $40

TOTAL   $40
Funding for Form 6 2024: $75
Funding for Form 5 2023: $100
Funding for Form 3 2021: $150
Funding for form 2 2020: $150
Charles's Journal
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hello family
Today I want to share with you about the history of computer development.
Here’s a quick sweep through the major milestones in computer history:

- *Pre‑digital (‑1800s)* – Mechanical calculators like the abacus and Pascal’s adding machine showed that computation could be automated. Charles Babbage’s “Analytical Engine” (1837) is considered the first design for a programmable computer, though it was never built.

- *Early electronic computers (1940‑1950s)* – ENIAC (1945) and Colombe (1943) used vacuum tubes to perform calculations thousands of times faster than mechanical devices. The von Neumann architecture (mid‑1940s) introduced the stored‑program concept, where both data and instructions live in the same memory.

- *Transistors & mainframes (late 1950s‑1960s)* – Replacing bulky tubes with transistors made computers smaller, faster, and more reliable. IBM’s 7000 series and later the System/360 brought mainframe computing to businesses and governments.

- *Integrated circuits & minicomputers (1960s‑1970s)* – Chips that packed many transistors onto a single silicon wafer enabled the rise of minicomputers like the DEC PDP‑11, which were affordable enough for universities and research labs.

- *Microprocessors & personal computers (1970s‑1980s)* – Intel’s 4004 (1971) was the first commercial microprocessor. This led to kits such as the Altair 8800 and fully assembled machines like the Apple II, Commodore 64, and IBM PC, putting computing into homes and small offices.

- *Graphical user interfaces & networking (1980s‑1990s)* – Xerox PARC’s GUI, popularized by the Macintosh and later Windows, made computers intuitive. Meanwhile, ARPANET evolved into the Internet, turning isolated machines into a global network.

- *Mobile & cloud era (2000s‑present)* – Smartphones and tablets brought powerful processors into pockets. Cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) shifted much of the heavy lifting to massive data centers, while open‑source software and AI accelerators (GPUs, TPUs) are reshaping what computers can do.
Hell today i would to see peoples talent oh they can sing. Here is a song create your own melody a sing..if you get it let us know..

🎶 "Rise Again" 🎶
(Original Motivational Song)

[Verse 1]
Woke up to the weight of the world again
Dreams feel heavy, like they might not land
But there's a fire burning deep inside
Whispering softly, "You were born to rise"

[Pre-Chorus]
Every fall is a chance to stand
Every no is a step to a plan
You’ve got strength you haven’t seen
You're more than what you’ve ever been

[Chorus]
So rise again, don’t let it end
You're a storm with a heart that bends
Every scar, a story to send
Proof you’ve got the will to mend
Keep your head up, find your flame
Even when you lose your way
You’re not broken — just in the making
Stand tall, you’re worth the claiming
Rise again.

[Verse 2]
Doubt will knock like an old best friend
Fear will tell you this is where it ends
But you’ve walked through darker nights
You shine brightest without a light

[Pre-Chorus]
Every tear can help you grow
Every step, even small, will show
You’re still here, you still believe
That’s your power — you never leave

[Chorus]
So rise again, don’t let it end
You're a storm with a heart that bends
Every scar, a story to send
Proof you’ve got the will to mend
Keep your head up, find your flame
Even when you lose your way
You’re not broken — just in the making
Stand tall, you’re worth the claiming
Rise again.

[Bridge]
Even when the voices shout
And you're drowning in the doubt
Let your heartbeat be the sound
That lifts you off the ground

[Final Chorus]
Rise again, this is your time
Every mountain, you're meant to climb
Hold your dreams — don’t let them fade
You were born to break the chains
Keep your head up, take the pain
Turn it into something great
You’re not broken — you’re becoming
Braver, stronger, always running
So rise again.

Lets sing together fam..
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