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Akinyi Maina Lolla

Based in Nairobi, Kenya-Akinyi is The African Exponent's East African Correspondent-bringing to you all important stories from the Eastern part of Africa right on your computer.

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How to Choose the Perfect Custom Product Packaging

The packaging is what makes products catch our eye. You'll often buy something because you liked the box or go for the more appealing case when choosing between two unknown items.  This tendency can be an advantage for you as a business. Consider the box as part of

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How to Keep Your Data Safe

With the growth of modern technology, many firms and organizations carry out substantial transactions and documentation in the online space. Businesses and individuals alike regularly face challenges when it comes to storing their data. Keeping data safe for long periods requires a soundproof plan and is crucial, especially for sensitive

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Key updates your Website Needs in 2021

The internet is fast changing and it is up to online business and websites to stay abreast with the pace of the World Wide Web. Google has said that there will be a new website ranking system in 2021 which gives a lot of importance to the user experience as

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Check Valve: Classification and Application

Check valves are built in a piping system to avoid the reversal of flow. In the pipeline, the flowing fluid activates these valves. The pressure of the fluid flowing through the device opens the valve, while the valve is closed by any reversal in flow. The weight of the check

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Tips for Buying a Second-Hand Vehicle During COVID-19

Apart from working from home, our immediate needs and wants have changed. You may have been thinking about buying a new car, but with the current state we're in, it may not seem like a good idea.  At the moment, life is quite difficult to navigate; however, buying

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Greensboro Sit-In: How 4 Black Students Inspired a Movement Against Racism

Although the actions of Joseph McNeil, Franklin McCain, Ezell Blair Jr., and David Richmond lack the historical significance it deserves, they have continued to gain commendations whenever their efforts come to mention.  On February 1, 1960, four years before then American president, Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act

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Here is How Zimbabwe Renegotiated for its Land from Colonialist

In 1979 a delegation from modern-day Zimbabwe went to England for a conference. The conference was to plot a way forward with regards to the ending of violence in the unrecognized state then known as Zimbabwe-Rhodesia. The conference was to address all the pertinent issues regarding the independence of Zimbabwe.

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Ten Steps to a Better Engagement Ring Selfie

If you just got engaged, you will be sharing the good news through an Instagram, Twitter or Facebook ring selfie. While you'll not be into mirror selfies, post-workout selfies or duck-face selfies, the engagement ring selfie has become a sacred must.  1. Lighting is everything  If you are

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5 Essential Components of a Digital Business

More and more people around the world are turning to entrepreneurism, as digital solutions empower you to like never before, and starting a business has never been easier. If you think you’ve got what it takes to create a successful e-commerce business. 1. A Great Concept – This is the

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Tools you need to Download Youtube Videos

There are a handful of amazing and fascinating platforms that are used to download videos on YouTube. YouTube is the most-watched video streaming website. It was launched in 2005, and it shares a variety of online content. However, there are people who still find it difficult to download videos from

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10 Great Pre-Colonial African Leaders

In The White Man’s Burden, Rudyard Kipling articulates his misinformed perspective on how white people were tasked to save people of color and introduce them to civilization. Indeed, this argument was ultimately used by Europeans to justify their colonial exploits in Africa and served to mask their real intentions:

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Africa Should Abolish The Colonial Education System

In the last quarter of the 19th Century Africa saw a wave of imperialists’ entry into the continent. The imperialists came in the form of tourists, missionaries, and businessmen.  The colonization came with an onslaught not only on the physical bodies of the Africans but their psychology as well. There

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