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Maasai Communities Turn to Fish Farming

For decades, the Maasai community has depended almost entirely on livestock keeping as the foundation of its economy, diet, and cultural identity. Cattle, goats, and sheep have traditionally been more than just animals; they represent wealth, pride, and survival. Today, however, the
January 8, 2026

Teachers and Students Honour Ngũgĩ’s Literature

Tributes continued to pour in across Tanzania on Thursday following the death of renowned Kenyan writer Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, who passed away in the United States on Wednesday at the age of 87. The celebrated novelist and academic left an enduring legacy
May 30, 2025

The Expendition Of Lukanga Mukara In Germany

Born in the early 1850s among the Bemba people in present-day Zambia, Lukanga Mukara was a man of intellect and curiosity. Educated and deeply interested in the world beyond his homeland, Mukara sought to understand the dynamics of power and culture in
May 16, 2025

Hungary’s ICC Exit Shows Court’s Justice Failure

 A senior research fellow at The Global Policy Institute, Dr. George Szamuely,has criticized the International Criminal Court (ICC), stating it lacks international legal standing and functions as a random assembly of countries aimed at targeting Western adversaries in a moralistic and legalistic
April 30, 2025
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