I find myself a tiny bit skeptical about initiatives which ‘raise awareness’ about HIV / AIDS or ‘sensitise’ us on gender-based-violence. Maybe I’m unconvinced because I’ve read some pretty awful...
College offer & accepted scholarship is 2pay 4 tuition & fees, but they are using federal & state grants & outside scholarships 1st 2pay for college, which covered all cost, so basically didn’t...
By Jade Angelo Gascon
Executive Assistant, On Eagle’s Wings Foundation
Intercession is the last thing I would imagine myself writing about.
Prayer’s fine with me. You know, asking providence...
Saturday, December 12, 2009 - Copenhagen
Global Day of Action on Climate
Black Blocs' direct action
Photo: AFP/Adrian Danis
The date of the Global Day of Action on Climate, organized by the...
Written by Alex Engwete
on Alex Engwete
2 days 12 hours ago
Did I mention in my last post that I was expecting a special visitor? Perhaps I was a bit uptight because of this... well... here he is.........
..... my big brother! I haven't seen him for over...
Written by Billie Jane
on Technobillies
9 hours 6 mins ago
Lack of understanding on positive masculinity has been cited as a major contributing factor in violence against women. This was highlighted at a World Council of Churches (WCC) consultation in...
Written by noreply@blogger.com (Victor Kaonga)
on NDAGHA
2 days 1 hour ago
Mohamedali Karimjee Trust
THIS TRUST IS AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS OF ALL SUBJECTS. IT IS FOR AFRICANS THAT WANT TO STUDIY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. THE VALUE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP CARIES.
TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR...
Learning to live with the unexpected onset of a disability or chronic illness is a challenge. I thought I would share today a post from my other blog.
I lost all hearing in my left ear at the...
Genre: Non-Fiction
Publisher: Crossway
Publication Date: October 31, 2009
Over the past 6 months or so, I’ve spent a lot of time reading books and blogs written by people quite a ways apart from me...
Written by Matthew Robbins
on Chosen For Grace
8 hours 30 mins ago
By Okey Ndibe
Nigeria’s preeminent novelist Chinua Achebe is, in manner, soft-spoken and gentle. In fact, Achebe has been described as self-effacing. Seldom does his voice rise. But those who know...
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