Venturing beyond Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, offers a glimpse into the country’s unique culture and history. Embark on a scenic 4–5 hour bus journey that unveils the Rwandan culture surprises hidden within this compact African nation. For me, it was a solo expedition, opting to travel the tarred road into the lesser-known regions of […]
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For many years, Malawi, like many other countries, has been supporting numerous refugees running into their country fleeing several situations. Recently, there was an arrest and detention of 377 refugees, including 117 children. Last week, on the 17 May, there were reports of forced relocation to the Dzaleka refugee camp by the Malawi authorities. The
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Who is a silent talker? I might not talk. All-day long quiet in my room. Rarely opening the door. Don’t think l cannot talk. Every time I enjoy the silence. Reflective thoughts overshadow my mind. My thinking brain works double. No one can guess why l am silent. Yes, l want to talk. Yet, l
A psalm is a sacred song or hymn. The Book of Psalms has a list of several, but Psalm 91, remains the best for a protection prayer Psalm 91 (AMPC) 1 He who wells in the secret place of the Most High shall remain stable and fixed under the shadow of the Almighty [Whose power no foe can withstand].
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Once upon a time, there was a village named Gambo, filled with kind-hearted and hardworking villagers. They were mostly farmers, and every morning, they gathered at the village square to pray and thank God for their families and farms. One year, there was a big problem – the crops weren’t growing well, and there wasn’t
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Our Lord Jesus, is the only one who will completely understand us in every aspect. Isn’t that a bold sentence to make, yes it is. God could have saved the world without physically coming down to it. He (God the Father, Jesus Christ the Son and the Holy Spirit) created the whole world with just
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The first conditional is used to talk about future situations which we think will happen or are likely to happen. It is entirely based on the possibility that something will happen. The future is unpredictable. No one can be certain that anything will happen. The first conditional describes specific situations foreseen based on current facts.
Malindi, a picturesque town nestled on the shores of Malindi Bay where the Sabaki River meets the Indian Ocean, graces the Kenyan coastline with its presence. With a history dating back to the 13th – 14th century, Malindi exudes an ageless charm that captivates all who visit. While renowned for its exquisite beaches, Malindi offers
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Who are your friends? Dan planned a get-together with his friends of the same age. He created posters and put them up around the street near his house. Every Tuesday evening, he invited his friends from the neighborhood to gather at the big park. First, they took their dogs for a walk, and then they
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The school of life is for everyone. We all wear uniforms every day. Some silently fail and hide the results. Others broadcast their failures and successes. Some condemn and focus on others’ failures. Others choose to celebrate all seasons. Some support only during successes. Others pretend to support only if they can control. Some just