The world was rocked by the horrifying and deadly massacres that unfolded in Rwanda from April 7 to July 15, 1994. In a mere span of around 100 days, this tragic episode left a lasting sense of grief in the hearts of countless Rwandans. The genocide was sparked by political…
Food is a gift from God. Large intestine walls grumbling waiting for water. Grinding and quarreling with each other for nutrients. Kicking and stumbling over themselves- small intestines. Thrusting pinches and punches to one another. The internal war of hunger. Hunger’s grip is so tight to jumble. Her presence takes…
The zero conditional is used to talk about things that are facts or things that are generally true. The sentence has two verbs. Examples In these sentences, the “if” clause expresses the condition, and the main clause expresses the result that always happens when the condition is met. How do…
Kenya unquestionably shines as a tourism gem in Africa, drawing in visitors worldwide. Every day, the Jomo Kenyatta airport welcomes a stream of travelers eager to immerse themselves in the country’s splendor. Among the premier destinations, Diani Beach stands tall as a coveted holiday haven. Tucked away in the southern…
Every Tuesday at school, the Biology teacher had a special class where she taught new things to his students. She was always happy and made the class exciting. Because of her cheerful attitude, everyone enjoyed her lessons and wanted to learn more. They were also excited to find out what…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Do you do unto others what you want them to do to you? Just two miles away from the dense Tango forest, there was a cozy little village where a young couple lived. They were happy farmers who loved their work. Every morning, they cheerfully headed to their farms, where…