10 Quick Hairstyles for Unwashed Hair
Giving your scalp a break from daily shampooing is very important, whether you decide to simply wash your hair with conditioner or opt for dry shampoo. However, it’s not always … Read More
Forodhani Gardens
These pretty gardens are located near the shoreline of historic Stone Town, and serve as a meeting point and melting pot of cultures and cuisine—especially when the sun goes down. … Read More
Invest Saint Lucia Rebrands in a New Era of Investment
CASTRIES, Saint Lucia – Declaring that it has adopted “the Royal Standard” of investment promotion and facilitation, Invest Saint Lucia (ISL) has officially announced its rebranding as a national agency, … Read More
Arsenal FC: New Boss, Same old Problems.
Interim manager Freddie Ljungberg had limited time to work with his players, having only got the job on Friday morning, so we cannot expect too much, too soon. But I … Read More
FDA Authorized Multiple Applications for First Generics of Lyrica
U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized multiple applications for first generics of Lyrica (pregabalin) for the management of neuropathic pain related to diabetic peripheral neuropathy, for the management of postherpetic … Read More
Gorilla Trekking Rwanda Volcanoes National Park
Gorilla tracking in Rwanda is often described as “life changing” and with good reason. With only an estimated 880 Gorillas left in the world, to see these gentle creatures in … Read More
MTV VMA 2015 Red Carpet – Most Memorable Looks
Held at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards took outrageous red carpet looks to the next level, and host Miley Cyrus set the tone … Read More
Cuba Without Castro? Well, Almost
You have to be about sixty-five years old to remember a time when a Castro was not the head of Cuba. Fidel Castro came to power in 1959. Dwight D. … Read More
Is Every Racial Incident, Racial?
Women look at clothing. Photo Credit: ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images The strength of America is that there are so many “others.” The people of the U.S. are of more different backgrounds … Read More
Saudi Arabia-Not a Home For the Rights of Women or Men
The tweet from Canada that offended Saudi Arabia. What is it all about? Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman says he is a reformer. He wants to make his … Read More
” You Campaign in Poetry and You Govern in Prose”
Mr. López Obrador, center, with relatives of the 43 students who went missing after being arrested in 2014. Photo Credit: Alfredo Estrella/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Guatemalan refugees are flooding … Read More
U.S. Voters Build a Roadblock for Trump
The new Red (Republican) Blue (Democratic) map. The House of Representatives in now in the hands of the Democratic Party. This is bad news for President Donald Trump. It means … Read More
America is Addicted to Low-Wage Migrant Workers
Unauthorized workers are about 15 percent of those employed in construction. Photo Credit: Jason Henry for The New York Times It is the demand for a commodity that creates a … Read More
To Be Rich and Kill and Be Killed in Sri Lanka
Investigators at the Shangri-La Hotel in Colombo, Sri Lanka, on Easter Sunday. Photo Credit: Chamila Karunarathne/Associated Press It was Easter Sunday in Columbo, Sri Lanka. The paths of the children of two … Read More
To Control the Uighurs, China Uses Terror
Uighur women in a settlement called Harmony New Village. Photo Credit: Gilles Sabrié for The New York Times. It was May 2014. Men using explosives and knives killed three people … Read More
Ramaphosa Saves The ANC’s Party, But For How Long
The African National Congress (ANC) will govern South Africa for another five years. But this sixth victory of the democratic era since 1994 was hard-won. For the first time in … Read More
The Sweatshop in America is Alive
A Los Angeles factory where workers make clothing for Fashion Nova. Photo Credit: Jessica Pons for The New York Times. A sweatshop is a factory. It is a place where … Read More
Kagame Launches Village For 240 Families
President Paul Kagame on Wednesday launched a model village in Karama Cell, Kigali Sector in Nyarugenge District which was built by Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) Reserve Force. The village – … Read More
Tips for Teachers January 14, 2020
What is ‘Free Speech?’ The right to free speech, written in the U.S. Constitution, means the government cannot pass laws that limit free speech. True or false? (True.) Have any … Read More
At this St. Lucian festival, Creoles celebrate age-old African culture that survived slavery and colonisation
Known as the only country in the world to be named after a historical female figure, St Lucia’s population is about 90 per cent African and mixed African with the … Read More
Ebola Outbreak in DRC is Second Worst in History
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) reached 426 cases by 29 november2018, surpassing the number of cases in the 2000-2001 Uganda outbreak and making it … Read More
Sexual Harassment Disease And How To End In Work Places .
Ten years ago when I set out on a career in media, my dream was to work for a TV station. The first prospective employer I came across invited me … Read More
The Brain Drain Of African Scientists : Leading African Researcher Warns About
Professor Kelly Chibale, founder and director of the Drug Discovery and Development Centre, H3D, at the University of Cape Town (UCT), has warned about the brain drain of African scientists … Read More
Girl, 10, dies after female genital mutilation in Sierra Leone
A 10-year-old girl has died after undergoing female genital mutilation during a mass initiation into a secret society in Sierra Leone. The girl, one of 68 involved in the rite, bled … Read More
Cachupa From Cape Verde
This slow-cooked corn (hominy) and bean stew is made with vegetables (plantains, sweet potatoes, squash, and yams), meat (marinated pork, chorizo sausages, or tuna), and spices (bay leaves, garlic, and … Read More
Factors Contributing To The Spread Of HIV /AIDS In Africa
According to the World Health Organization, developing countries still have the highest number of HIV/AIDS infections. Despite increased awareness and numerous sensitization campaigns, HIV transmission rates and prevalence still remains high in … Read More
11 Kidney Cancer Causes or Risk Factors
Kidney cancer is a disease whose prevalence is increasing by the day. The disease starts in the kidneys and happens when the healthy cells in either one or both kidneys … Read More
Cape Town : Chaos Erupt In South Africa As Refugees Evicted From City Centre Protest
Refugees camped outside the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Cape Town were evicted by police on Wednesday with stun grenades, rubber bullets and water cannons. Some mothers … Read More
African Women’s Hairstyles
The Hamar tribe is a pastoral community that lives in Ethiopia’s Omo Valley. The tribe has an estimated population of 20,000. Hamar women wear thin ochre dreadlocks, called goscha, on … Read More
NASA InSight Lander Arrives on Martian Surface to Learn What Lies Beneath
Mars has just received its newest robotic resident. NASA’s Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport (InSight) lander successfully touched down on the Red Planet after an almost … Read More