Author name: Sarah Luma

The sun about to shine in the morning

Sun

Sun shines are part of life. Pushing down the moon. Without a battle or sword. The shine pubs up after 24 hours. All see her entrance into that region. I am talking about the shining sun. How does she begin with a thick red? Then turn into an orange. Later she becomes a big yellow

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The UNHCR Refugee Award was given to Angela Merkel

Why is Angela Merkel Awarded a UNHCR Refugee Award?

Amidst the global challenge of the refugee crisis, Germany stands out with a unique perspective. Notable figures, including the Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, have actively engaged in addressing this issue, earning them well-deserved praise. To spotlight and honor those who’ve set remarkable examples in supporting refugees, the UNHCR has established special refugee awards. These

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One uncommon thing to do in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s largest city situated on a peninsular, is home to a population of over 4 million. With the attributes of a bustling metropolis, commonly abbreviated as “Dar,” it holds significant attractions for tourists. Amidst the myriad suggestions from various blogs about things to do in Dar, one uncommon adventure stood out—the stadium.

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Burundian Refugees Forced To Flee Tanzania

Tanzania has been home to hundreds of thousands of refugees over decades. They have offered citizenship to tens of thousands since 1972. Recently, Tanzania has begun coercively expelling Burundian refugees to leave. Over 163,000 Burundians have left, fearing arrest or deportation. This comes following the October 11th comment by President John Magufuli that Burundian refugees

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