In my early life, I was required to struggle with my parents to get money for school by helping with farm work and selling nuts. The most difficult time was during my O-level secondary education. The school where I was studying had low quality education. I really wanted to shift, but we had no money. It was time of family misunderstandings and a lot of struggle.

I felt so proud of myself when I became the overall winner of an essay competition in Dar es Salaam. The happiest time in my life was when I got sponsored for O-level secondary education and A-level advanced secondary education and I lived stress free.

My dream is to become the most hardworking girl and a scientist owning the biggest companies. I will reach on my dreams by having faith, focus, and working hard. After my success, I will open businesses that will specifically serve my family. I will solve community problems by getting the services needed in my community and help people in need, mostly orphans and poor. And to WEF I will be one of the donors. I would like to change the system of education. It should be shorter, with specialization at its early stages and it should be cheaper.