Rama passes JCE with flying colours

Rama
Rama

FRANCISTOWN: Constance  Rama, a 16-year-old boy  from Senete  village  with limited   family  resources,   broke  all  the barriers  to be   amongst  the  11 top Junior Certificate Examinations (JCE) achievers  in the country. 

Rama attained merit in the  just  released. He had sat for  his  JCE   at  Nkange   Junior  Secondary  School  in  Nkange  village, a  10  km   distance to   school   on a   daily  basis . But  that  did  not  stop   him   from  excelling  in  his  studies.

The  smart  teenager  became  a leading  example  that having  limited family  resources  due  to  poor  background  does  not  have   to  determine  one’s   destiny  or  be  a  stumbling block   in  attaining  excellent marks. Mmegi spoke  to  the top achiever  on his  brilliant  performance  after  attaining   merit  with  seven   As   and    two  Bs bearing in mind  all the  hardships   he  underwent  during  his   tenure  as  a  student  at  Nkange  JSS. During the interview, Rama was   on cloud nine and  expressed his gratitude to God. He  said  that  with  all  the  efforts  and  discipline  he  was  praying   for  an  A,  but  was  shocked   to  have   attained   merit and  being   listed  amongst  the  cream  of  JCE nationally.

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