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An Australian Non-Governmental Organisation, Plan International Australia performed an audit of public perception of the famine in East Africa and the findings were shocking. The audit exposed widespread ignorance towards Africa as a continent and the context of the disasters the continent is faced with. The following are some of
“Travel is never a matter of money, but a matter of courage,” T.S Elliot, an English novelist, poet, and journalist once said. I have adapted this to be my motto, ever since I discovered the wanderlust that lies within me. The recent Easter holidays found my travel partner (Kate)
Any girl who gets pregnant while in school won’t be allowed to resume after giving birth under the current government, Tanzania President John Magufuli has said. “After getting pregnant, you are done,” Magufuli said to applause at a rally in Chalinze town, about 100km west of Dar es Salaam.
Born 1986, Kudakwashe Chimba a.k.a 'Kudaman' is from Mutoko, Nyamuzuwe in Mashonaland, East province of Zimbabwe. Kudaman started writing songs in 2001 in the form of Zimdancehall Reggae and his first recording was done in 2007 at Chinhoyi under Tipe Productions. His music ranges from anti-drugs,
Qatar on Wednesday confirmed it has pulled all of its troops from the border of Djibouti and Eritrea. The two east African nations have had a long running boarder conflict which Qatar helped mediate. Doha mediated the conflict between the two countries in 2010. Doha offered no explanation for the
When we are born, we begin to breathe fresh air and to see the world; we are welcomed by beaming faces brimmed with excitement. Our parents, especially our lovely mothers look deep into our eyes and say “oh! This one will make a good pilot.” They take tender care of
Inspiration Knows No Racial Boundaries More often than not, our desires are shaped by the models of goodness we encounter. These models can be so many that, for some people, an entire community has taken up fragmentary residence in them. Even when we are entombed in the throes of apathy,
Ghana and Juventus midfielder, Kwadwo Asamoah, is considering to leave the club after less playing time this season. The only African player at the Champions League final on Saturday was an unused substitute in Cardiff as Juventus were humiliated 4-1 by unstoppable Real Madrid. The former Udinese man has offers
President Museveni has withdrawn an order he made on April 21, instructing government entities not to deal with road construction firm, Dott Services. Media reports say the president's reverse decision came after the attorney general, William Byaruhanga, recently advised him that the order was "unconstitutional" and
This blog has not been kind to rural Tanzania or Africa in general. From criticizing the people's flippant attitude toward money to oddities of everyday life, it has made no effort to conceal that fact that it has portrayed the locations where the author has resided and traveled
One does not have to be a lawyer to know certain issues and matters from the lenses of the law. After all, law, be it criminal, constitutional, corporate, moral, or even domestic etc., is grounded in common sense, and commonsense is also the basis of philosophy––the love of wisdom.
What we gather from the ‘Law of Attraction’ or ‘The Secret’ is a simple and straight forward answer- that we are what we think we are. All people desire to win or succeed at something. Not many though, have the burning desire to want something so much that they keep
25 year old young Nigerians will be able to run for a political office if there is success in altering some portions of the current constitution. Currently, to be elected as a member of the House of Representatives of the State House Assembly, you must be age 30 years. According
At least 300 Malawian citizens who had been living in South Africa without proper documentations have been deported. According to Wellington Chiponde, Malawi’s deputy national spokesperson for the immigration department, half of the deportees arrived in the country on Tuesday. The other half was expected to have arrived on
Mbagathi Road on Monday was blocked by students from Kenyatta Golf Course Academy, protesting the demolition of their school. Placing the desks and sitting on them across the road, the students caused a massive traffic jam along the highway before voluntarily before giving way to motorists. Led by their teachers,
Kenyans millers have warned that 335,000 bags of maize from Mexico are not enough to lower flour prices or to feed all Kenyans. To try and bring down the cost of maize flour which is currently at $1.50 for a 2kg packet, the government has resorted to importing.
