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A whole year. How? Forever in our hearts JT 🤎🕊️

Ten years ago, 279 girls were abducted from their school in Chibok, north eastern Nigeria.

With 82 still missing, their families wait and hope for their return. So what is being done to find the Chibok girls?

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OJ Simpson dead at 76!

Wrist check? Two tone Rolex GMT Master II, I think. Kenyan politicians know their watches!

How Obama Senior’s death was covered. He died 24/11/1982.

Flirting is intelligence at its peak because it’s the ultimate spontaneous social situation where you have to delicately balance humor, sincerity, & formality in order to explore unknown territories of conversations using cheeky cryptic language all while performing a vibe check

We used words like “osculate” in primary school.

Even “elucidate” “sacrosanct” and “iconoclast”.

Just read wider.

Nigeria just charged me $215 for a 1-month, single entry visa. For the 3rd time this year.

The visa is $25 but Nigeria charges a $20 'processing fee' & $170 for biometrics every time.

How can we achieve a borderless Africa - or AfCFTA - when visas are this hard?

When ⁦Cedric Babu Ndilima⁩ came to visit me in London, we drove to Pasikaali’s shop on Upton Lane to buy posho and some Ug foodstuff to cook. I also went there with ⁦Chris Magezi⁩ when he was on a break from his training. Truly sad to hear that Paskali has passed away!

The editorial on the 30th anniversary of the Genocide against the Tutsis in this week’s The EastAfrican is instructive: “Ignored, history has a tendency of repeating itself.”

Attempts to negate WHAT happened and WHO was responsible are deliberate and meant to exonerate those…

Rest in peace dear Sarah. You were a solid Ugandan who fought for what she believed in.

30 years ago Rwanda died. Then it climbed out of the grave. Its life expectancy after the Genocide against the Tutsi in 1994 crashed from a very low 33 years (world's lowest then) to a mere 30 years. Today it is 70 years, the highest in Eastern Africa
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“..In 1994, all Tutsi were supposed to be completely exterminated once and for all. This was because the killings that had forced me and hundreds of thousands of others into exile three decades before had not been sufficient.” chimpreports.com/rwandas-kagame…

Today I honor the memory of my mother, Mukamasabo Emelithe, who bravely risked her life to save mine in the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. As I strive to embody her strength and firm beliefs of justice, standing up for what’s right, her legacy lives on in me 🕯️ #Kwibuka30

'Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars.'

- Khalil Gibran.

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President Paul Kagame has given a moving speech that has left everyone here spellbound. It is difficult for me to fully express its depth and meaning and its fullness. Briefly: Africans should value African lives first before expecting others to value us as much. Inspiring!