By William Dekker It may sound cliché to say that within a few decades, a surge in the number of young people in the continent will make Africa’s labour force […]
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THE STORY THAT IS OFTEN NOT TOLD. By Brian Joseph Each day we come across women of all genders, ranging from zero to the very eldest members of our society.
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This lockdown is a good break from sadaka and tithe By William Dekker We may look sad about these stay-at-home measures imposed by the government, but deep down we are
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NO LONGER AT EASE By Priscilla Kona The moment is epochal, the gravity impossible to ignore. Epitaphs are blood cuddling; “hacked to death by Covid 19” . Is the
Of the myths ,Misconception and Politics of Covid-19 in Africa on social media platforms. By Emmanuel Otieno~ Imara Fellow Ever since the earth was purged with Corona Virus ,many people
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No One Can Save Me. (A Monologue by Phill Ibsen ) Charles must be laughing in his grave. Laughing at the world, he left behind. The world he desperately warned
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By Julie Mulongo It’s the 213th day since it hit my country, a country I fled to a few years ago in search of greener pastures. Just when everything started
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My wedding day as I dreamt of it By William Dekker On that material day I will arrive at the dais forty minutes later than the bride, as an advance
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Ambulance Driver By Julie Mulongo Today is my day off! ‘My kind’ rarely gets that, I can’t help but marvel at it. But I know it never lasts and honestly,I
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Deaths, destruction as The Nzoia River bursts. By Pricilla Kona If you lived in Bunyala South area , of Busia county, chances of drowning would be 1/365 in every
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Brutality Clothed as Power By Lydia Limbe Have you noticed how there’s a vicious battle of ideas lately? The existence of different ideology, beliefs and thoughts are not new, but
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By William Dekker About a decade and a half ago, Roy, Habakkuk, Bildad, Edwin, Sharon, and I (five geniuses and one clown) were only one step away from sitting our
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