DEAF STUDENT PASSES MSCE EXAMS AND JOINS SOCHE TECHNICAL COLLEGE

In an inspiring turn of events, Muchitadala Chibowa, a deaf student, passed her MSCE exams and is now set to attend Soche Technical College. Her success story is even more remarkable because of the innovative "Muchitadala Program," a sign language interpretation initiative introduced by Tikonze Apapa foundation to help students like her access lessons.

The program, named after Muchitadala herself, was created to provide sign language interpreters in different schools, ensuring that deaf students could fully participate in lessons and engage with their fellow students. Thanks to this groundbreaking support, Muchitadala was able to understand her lessons better, ask questions, and truly thrive in her studies.

"I never imagined I could pass my exams so well," Muchitadala said. "The Muchitadala Program made all the difference. It helped me learn in a way I never thought was possible."

Her success has opened the door for other students with similar challenges, proving that with the right support, anything is possible. Now enrolled at Soche Technical College, Muchitadala plans to study community developmet and hopes to inspire other young people to pursue their dreams, no matter the obstacles.

Muchitadala’s story is a true testament to the power of determination, innovation, and the importance of accessible education.