Taken by The Fema Magazine
By Said Selemani Kungwacha of Chikonji Secondary School in Lindi
I am Said Selemani Kungwacha, a Form Four student at Chikonji Secondary. I Am 23 years old. I have been in the Fema Club for two years.
The thing that convinced me to join this club was when I was growing up in primary school, I grew up seeing Fema magazines, and reading for funny, such as funny stories.
The changes for me are big because I grew up reading the Fema magazine, but I didn't know the purpose of reading the magazine when I was in primary school but now, I understand the purpose of reading the magazine.
Gender issues are very present in our society. The magazine gives a growth road map for the youth. For example, the ways of living in society, and when you get to the elderly, what should you end up with? Also, it portrays one to recognize the rights of others and stop being selfish.
The magazine also explains sports and games add to learning because the whole time you are not busy learning. Sports can help the other side of success. I am grateful that until this point Fema has helped me, my success in academics has increased significantly through this magazine.
I succeeded in my studies by participating in sports and then I go back to study. I attained all this because of the Fema Magazine such that I have improved my performance in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics because of this magazine and I am thankful for the success I have achieved in those subjects.