EXPELLED AT AFRICAN COLLEGE, RELISHING FLORIDA'S FSU
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Poverty in Africa is so rife such that if one doesn't get formal education, they fall into abject poverty. A UN report in 2015 showed that 8 in 10 africans think college education is the only sucess.
For Joseph Kalimbwe, it has been a rough road. Born in one of africa's poorest country, Zambia. He lost his father at the age of 2. When he turned 11, his mother also died. After high school, he had to work in the street to make some few dollars but was removed from his job after leading his friends to revolt against a corrupt boss.
His uncle then took him to college across the border in Namibia to attend University of Namibia. While at college, the youngster joined the student board after he & his classmates were mistreated. He rose through the lader to becoming president of the student board. But it was never easy he recalls in a foreign land. He commanded respect among students and became a popular figure at the college campus.
But things changed, in June this year the ambitious young man was expelled from the university after he led a move with a group of student board members to request for extra study venues. But it got worse for Joseph, the college laid charges of fraud and altering on him and even got him arrested for two nights.
He calls, " it was very hard to see people do that to me. But am proud of having represented students at my college in as many ways I thought. I feel proud to have been a part of history at the college". His other colleagues on the student board got suspended.
Three weeks after his expulsion, a senior from his time as board president at the college directed him to someone who offered him a full scholarship to the United States to further his studies. He is set to join the Florida State University during the fall semester for his postgraduate studies.
*Ross Burghy is a University of South Florida graduate currently living and working in Tampa,Florida.
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