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

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Meckson Juma Mnyagala
My early experience in life was a bit hard because my mother gave birth to me when she was a very young age. It was hard for her and she did not get any support from my father. However, being strong and brave, she managed to raise me to where I am. I was very young to know what was happening but thinking of that makes me sad and it is the worst memory ever. That experience made my mind think many things and showed me how strong and caring our mothers are.

The best moments that make me proud of myself is when I help others and see them smiling. Helping others is not just my best moment, but it will always remain my favorite. The memorable and happiest time in my life was when I passed my final form 4 exams. Earlier I wanted to become a lawyer but as days and things became hard in our country, I changed my plans from that to being a banker. Law in Tanzania is very risky and it is unpredictable so it is better to change my plans to achieve my goals. After reaching my dreams, I want to be a member of WEF and help more and more students who study in difficult situations, especially in remote areas because things there are very bad.

If I had power in my country, the first thing I would do is to eliminate corruption, just like our late president. Also, I would like to satisfy citizens’ wishes. For example, our late president protected peasants but the current government chases peasants from their areas to pave way for investors. This is selfish because you shouldn't chase 500 peasants to give the area to one investor. Those 500 peasants will of course fail to provide basic needs for their families since their life depends on their small businesses. This will take our country into a mess and poverty will increase.

Birthday: 2000

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: English

Favorite Books: Business accounting, Takadini

I Want to Be: Banker

Hobbies: playing football

Family: father, mother, 1 brother, 1 grandfather, 1 grandmother

O-Level School: Highland Secondary School

A-Level School: Mawelewele high school

University: Ruaha catholic university

Funding for second year (100) 2022:
School Fees   $100

TOTAL   $100
Funding for first year (100) 2021: $100
Funding for Form 6 2019: $150
Funding for Form 5 2018: $150
Funding for Form IV 2017: $380
Funding for Form III 2016: $400
Funding for Form II 2015: $490
Meckson Juma's Journal
139 Entries
Dear Students,
Happy Year of the Tiger!
During Chinese New Year, people are doing a lot of celebration activities. The main Chinese New Year activities include 1) putting up decorations, 2) offering sacrifices to ancestors, 3) eating reunion dinner with family on New Year's Eve, 4) giving red envelopes (money to kids) and other gifts, 5) and doing/watching firecrackers and fireworks. The tiger embodies courage and bravery, so the new year could symbolize resilience and strength — even in times of struggle. May the new year bring you new possibilities, new horizons, new success and new joys.
Grace
Hello WEF,
How are things going? it has been a while since you hear from me because I faced a lot of challenges
a situation which made me postpone continuing with university.
But the almighty God always hears our prayers things have been back to normal and am in preparation of starting my university studies.
THANK YOU GUYS I hope I will hear from you soon.
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