Courageous was raised by his uncle along Ngamo line, in a household built on subsistence farming, where inconsistent

rainfall and unreliable water access have made every season a little uncertain.

He came to Ngamo right after his O Levels wanting to sharpen skills he had only touched on in school. Wildlife

Management and Crop Production are where he has found the clearest fit, and he names wildlife management

specifically as his strongest area.

For him, the college's value is in connecting classroom theory to how wildlife management actually plays out in practice.

On difficult days, he holds onto his future goals rather than the discomfort of the moment.

Once he graduates, he hopes to supply his community with agricultural products and teach others what he has learned

about wildlife management, picturing himself becoming an agriculture specialist that people close to home can rely on.

“What keeps me going is remembering my future goals, and trusting the process.”

Previously at Ngamo Secondary School. Courageous is now part of the training programme at Ngamo Vocational College and Livestock Farm.