By Nsajigwa sisi kwa sisi

Sometimes in life fiction story do come true..!

Have you heard the popular story of kondi, the young boy who was eager, determined and persistent to make his own toy car-the galimoto?

It is in the book titled “Galimoto” (1990) by Karen Lynn Williams about which a child main character- a seven years old boy named kondi had dreamed of making a toy car. This was seen as impossible for a little boy of his age. Nevertheless he did all he could, going places to places, taking

The beautiful island nation of Mauritius is located in the Indian Ocean. It looks like a tiny dot in the vast expanse of the mighty Indian Ocean. This small island nation was initially discovered by the Arabian sailors. After its discovery, this small island nation has gained much popularity throughout the world. Its charm and beauty has made a mark among the famous tourist destinations across the globe.

In today’s world, Mauritius acts as an ultimate holiday destination. Every year thousands of

Open Letter to the North American Africans of Houston's Third Ward

Targeting Black People by Baba Asinia Lukata Chikuyu

During the 2012 Community Kwanzaa Celebration (CKC) at the Medgar Evers Community Center in Jackson, ms the seven night celebration averaged 75 people nightly for the event. That means there were over 500 willing participants engaged in cultural enrichment, self-love affirming and positive community improvement strategizing at the Annual New Afrikan Cultural Celebration.

From it’s inception in 1990, the Community Kwanzaa Celebration has always b

Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the best trekking trails in the world. This trek gives nice view of Mt. Everest from Kalapathar and Himalayan glacier in Everet Base Camp. Everest Base Camp Trek goes up to more than 5000 meters. Also this trek is high trekking destination of Nepal and most popular trekking. Trekkers those who would like to do adventure thrill and want to put their legs in the highest point of world, this trek is need to do. You would feel on the top of the world and proud to sha

Can I Escape the Prison of Myself?

“We had been out in the fields all day.  Working.  Not saying a word just working.  Picking that cotton, man.  It’s almost like that traumatized me more than Korea.  Seems like my whole body remembers, you know, the movements of picking that goddamn cotton.”  Mr. Graham went on with his story. “All a sudden there was a boom and then came a long drawn out scream like it came from inside some animal.  I ran in the direction of both of ‘em.  There was mah lil cousin.  On fire!  We tried to put him

Pokhara is very popular for boatingand pokhara short valley trekking. Boat is a common form of transportation in the lowland of Terai in Nepal where monsoon and floods are very common. This common form of transportation used by local can give the traveler a memorable experience. Floating on a small dugout canoe on the river Rapti of Royal Chitwan National Park or a comfortable boat on Fewa Lake of Pokhara, both have its own style of pleasure. Phewa Lake is Pokhara’s prime attraction for photogra

After Friday Prayers

After Friday Prayers
After salat
salaam-alaikum
al humdulilah
we shall meet in the streets
to shout no more pharaoh
no more presidents for life
no more American aide for guns and tear gas
no more uncle abdullah
no more
no more reactionary theology
no honor killings
suppression of women's dignity
no more
after Friday prayers
in Tunisia
Cairo
Yemen
Sudan
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
no more
after Fatihah/Ikhlas
we shall meet the guns of Pharaoh Mubarak
we shall meet the tear gas
even death even
we sh

Marvin X's TSU Lecture: The Hustler's Guide to the Game Called Life

            Before my grandmother was a grandmother she was an aunt.  She had older brothers but she was the eldest sister in her family of ten or eleven children.  If we’re speaking of titular longevity it would be more correct to call her Aint Bessie. Later on, moving northward and when her sisters had children, there would be variations of Aunt, Auntie, and Ant.  But the one which resonates most in my memory is hearing the children of my Aunt Teench (Ernestine had one child named Lawrence) an

Conference in New York on Sept 27, 2012

Subject:

The Congo DR Mapping Report

Released by the UN on October 1st, 2010, Balkanization, and Genocide

"The UN Mapping Report of Oct. 1^st, 2010, Balkanization, and Congo Genocide:  Paul Kagame's Rwanda’s Role and Intent to Balkanize the DRC; and How to End the 16 years of the atrocities and misery in the Congo DR."

The full title of the Mapping Report released by the UN on October 1, 2010 is:  “The Report of the Mapping Exercise documenting the most s

Trekking to Annapurna Ghorepani is an easy, short and popular trekking which is also known as Ghorepani (Poon Hill) trekking located in , Western part of Annapurna region in Nepal.It is inhabited of ethnic Magar people at Ghorepani village.In Magar indegenous group,there is one of the sub cast of Poon ,that's why it is named Ghorepani Poon Hill.

Annapurna View trekkingoffers the spectacular mountain scenery along with charming villager’s daily lifestyles, culture. You see Annapurna sunrise view f

US NAVY PARTNERSHIP WITH PHILADELPHIA-BASED EDUCATIONAL & COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATION GETS AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME AND A MAJOR COMMITMENT

-- The Urban STEM Academy Center of Excellence To Improve Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Education. --

-- Over 220 parents, students and influential civic, educational political, business and religious leaders turn out to hear Vice-Admiral Kevin McCoy, Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command highlight the expanded NAVSEA initiative with the Urban Y