FAWE Voices
My name is Ange Clarisse Gusenga and I am one of the Scholar Entrepreneurship Fund (SEF) grantees. The SEF program is a partnership between FAWE and Mastercard Foundation. I am passionate about improving people’s […]
My name is Nardos Shewadeg, I am 19 years old. I was born in Addis Ababa around kolfe Keranio. I have two brothers and one sister. I lived with both of my parents until […]
I got a pass when I completed my ordinary level education from Zanzibar Commercial Secondary school. This enabled me to join the Microteach Institute of Business and technology where I learnt about Procurement and […]
By FAWE Ethiopia team
Beamlak is a 20 year old girl who lives in Amhara regional state, Bahirdar city and one of the Mastercard Foundation FAWE – scholars’ program beneficiary. She is a fifth cohort […]
By FAWE Ethiopia team
Eneye Wase is a fifth cohort scholar who lives in Sidama Regional State (previously known as Southern Nations, Nationalities Peoples’ regional state), Hawassa Town. She is from a poor background, currently […]
My name is Musimenta Edmand and I am a 3rd year student at Busitema University, pursuing a Bachelor degree in Animal Production and Management.
Like any other hopeful student pursing my career, it has not […]
My name is Isaac Byonanebye, a 1st year student pursuing the Higher Education Access Certificate in Biology and Chemistry (HBC) at Busitema University. I am 22 years old and I come from Kanungu district […]
Gloria Kayirebwa seeks to be a change agent in her family and community. The third born in a family of six is the only person in her family to have received a university education.
After […]
Name: Lamin Jarjusey
Country: The Gambia
My name is Modou Lamin Jarjusey, a student of the University of The Gambia, UTG, pursuing Political Science. I am a gender activist and an educational advocator. In 2010, I […]
Mtula Mwanahamadi
19 years from Micheweni, Southern Pemba
After completing form four in 2019, I tried my luck in seaweed farming in my home area. However, I was not really lucky as my produce was small […]
