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From the risk of early marriage to a degree with Distinction

Mirriam Zgambo celebrates her graduation with distinction

She graduated from the University of Livingstonia with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Mathematics and Chemistry with distinction.

Source: Bana Ba Kwa Mzikubola Trust · supplied graduation photograph; photographer not specified

The Mzikubola Best Students Scholarship Fund supports top-performing primary and Community Day Secondary School students who face financial hardship.

One of its proudest stories is Mirriam Zgambo, a rural student who was saved from early marriage. BMT sponsored her studies at the University of Livingstonia, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Mathematics and Chemistry with distinction.

Her journey shows what is possible when a community refuses to let poverty decide a child's future, especially for girls.

Source: Bana Ba Kwa Mzikubola Trust. Source: Bana Ba Kwa Mzikubola Trust · supplied graduation photograph; photographer not specified

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Mirriam Zgambo celebrates her graduation with distinction

She graduated from the University of Livingstonia with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Mathematics and Chemistry with distinction.

Source: Bana Ba Kwa Mzikubola Trust · supplied graduation photograph; photographer not specified

Mirriam Zgambo, an outstanding student, during her graduation

She graduated with a Bachelor of Science majoring in Mathematics and Chemistry with distinction.

Source: Bana Ba Kwa Mzikubola Trust · Facebook photograph, 18 October 2024; photographer not specified · Original post

Some beneficiaries of the best student bursaries under Mzikubola Trust

Beneficiaries of the Mzikubola Best Students Scholarship Fund. The Trust’s original post names, from right to left: Brenda Bulukutu, Nestar Mabaso, Dhumisani Mwale and Mphatso Lungu.

Source: Bana Ba Kwa Mzikubola Trust · Facebook photograph, 17 January 2020; photographer not specified · Original post

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