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14 Year Old Manages To Amaze All!

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  14-year-old Girl Scores All A’s In The Cambridge 2021 O-Level Exams. Courtesy Of ZimPapers A 14-year-old whizz-kid, Tashinga Angel Muzanenhamo, has scored all A’s in the Cambridge 2021 O-Level exams. The teenager who sat for her public exams at Arundel School in Harare got eight A+ grades. Ordinarily, 16-year-olds write O-Level exams but she managed to defy odds. Courtesy Of ZimPapers Zimbabwean students across levels have proved to be some of the best in the world and this has culminated in several countries queuing for local professionals. Tashinga is, however, not the first young girl to make headlines after excelling in academics. Maud Chifamba became the youngest university student in the history of the University of Zimbabwe after enrolling with the institution at the age of 14. Another 14-year-old Zimbabwean whizkid,  Taida Mapara , made headlines in 2020 after scoring 15 points in the June ZIMSEC examinations and enrolling for a medicine degree at Malawi Medical Scho...
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Welcome To Just Journaled!

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   Hi there! So glad you made it to the weird part of the internet! Without further ado, welcome to my blog! This. Is. Just Journaled. A blog where I showcase things to just help teens in our modern day and society. I know, I know, you're like, "but there are already so many "teen" bloggers out there, why do you  wanna waste internet space?" It might sound kind of silly but I've always dreamt of being a blogger, since I was seven I was like, "One day I am going to spend 3 to 7 hours of my day, four times a week to write blogs that probably no one will read" Haaa, you know, fond memories. But anyway, this blog is just to celebrate those who do good in our community, and those teens out there wanting to make a change and how you can too. I believe that if we spread something like a disease everyone will catch it. (Sorry for the bad COVID puns.) But anyway, if we teens can manage to make change now, what more when we have our generations? They'll ...
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