I am the third born in a family of five children. I live with my uncle in Iringa Town. My father died when I was still young. My mother is a peasant farmer.
The most difficult moment in my life was when I lost my father. After his death, our lives became difficult. We entirely depend on seasonal agricultural activity for our survival. My mother grows maize and beans. To pay for the family's needs, she has to sell the surplus produce. Sometimes the price goes down, so we can't get enough money to satisfy family needs. It is also difficult for us to go to school. The experience taught me the importance of not depending on one source of income for survival and that it is important to put savings aside.
In the future, I want to be a pilot. I want to travel around the world to see places and learn about other people's cultures. By being a pilot, I am sure I'll have a chance to visit places and invest there. I will support my mom and my uncle. I will also find ways to continue to stay connected with TSFTZ and the WEF. I will support the poor and needy students so that they can also reach their targets.
If I had the power to change my country, I would restructure the educational system in a way that nurtures students ambitions from early years.