Progressive Documentary World

Bianca Jemi Wariyava, a 12-year-old , will never forget the day her iPhone 14 was delivered to their house. That was the result of six weeks of arduous work and neither a gift nor a prize she had received. Bianca, a seventh-grader in Dubai , desired a new phone but her parents could not afford one at the time due to financial constraints. She had a fantastic insight in February. She once shared some bread she had baked with her classmates and packed it in her lunchbox with her Filipina mother Gemini Wariyava. “They loved the taste and fluffiness of the bread. They loved it so much they asked me to bring some again the next day,” Bianca said Bianca sold four pieces of bread for Dh10, and on the first day of her venture, she received only two orders, but she kept going. The next thing she knew, she was selling over 60 pieces a day on average. “It’s not just plain bread I baked. I have flavors like plain soft roll, oreo, ube, cheese, turkey salami with cheese, and chicken franks — which