Pakistani child prodigy's stamp issued

Zimbabwe Star (IANS) Thursday 2nd February, 2012

Pakistan's postal department Thursday issued a commemorative postage stamp as a tribute to Arfa Karim Randhawa, who became the world's youngest Microsoft Certified Professional at the age of nine in 2004 but died last month.

The child prodigy died Jan 16 following complications resulting from an epileptic stroke, the Geo News reported.

The stamp's launching by the Pakistan Post coincided with the young prodigy's birthday (Feb 2).

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