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Every government has a an army who are responsible for the safety and security of the state. Sometimes when the military get unsatisfied with the executive arm of government, they resort to seize the executive power. This is in other words referred to as a coup d'etat. Most Burkinabes are familiar with that expression, I mean very familiar and I'll tell you why. As at last year, more than 200 coup d'etats have successfully happened in Africa with the most recent occuring in Chad and then Burkina Faso on the 23rd of January 2022. People have different views of coup d'etats, while some think it's detestable, others rather think it serves the best interest of the citizens. Whichever side you are on, it doesn't change that fact that one who has power in their right hand and a gun in their left hand is scary and capable of anything. This is the more reason why economic blocs frown at countries that suffer coups and lebels sanction against them especially if transitio...

 Photography is one of those hobbies of mine that I take so much delight in, sharing my point of view.

 "When your business plan is finished, then your company is finished" Tim Berry A business plan is the living blueprint of your company, it's the eyes through which your company sees. Your company cannot grow beyond it's plan, right? Yea, it's primordial to frequently review your business plan and constantly upgr ade it.  The more you visualize new directions, the more the necessity to review the plan.  #caleb_Njenyo #kay_enlightens #ngew_ndikaa_caleb #Business

 Renown messaging app WhatsApp owned by Facebook has up to two billion users. Recently, all users have received a notice through a pop-up alert in the app narrowing down on the policies that are in place. This has stirred a debate on Facebook’s promise of privacy. Soon you’ll have to either use WhatsApp with those concerns in mind or switch to another messaging service. NOTE Facebook is a company as well as a social media app/site. Facebook.inc purchased WhatsApp in 2016 promising to keep user’s privacy protected as it was and that there will be no further changes. However, back then WhatsApp shared data with Facebook by default for the sake of better advert targeting. But the users could opt out at any time with no strings attached. This early 2021, the tables have turned drastically as users will no longer be able to opt out as from the 8 th of next month. Decline the new policy and you can no longer use WhatsApp at all. A lot of people (I inclusive) are disappointed wit...

Now, it is incumbent on the black man to fight back in equal measure thereby beginning a racial war but. As it is, he is rather being subtle and bearing the pain in peace. Why are blacks not returning the 'favor' of gross racial maltreatment which might result to a racial war?  Perhaps because he is a morally good person or because he feels weak to stand against the white. Whether the previous or the latter, the black man is peaceful.  #blacklivesmatter  Ngew Ndika'a Caleb  June 19, 2020 4:45am

Do you have a phone/ computer you want to get rid of maybe by selling, donating or recycling? Right, you do not just throw it away in the Hysacam thrash truck or anywhere else if you want it off. You sure have personal information in it that ranges from passwords, addresses, maybe account numbers, tax returns and other vital documents, which should rather not fall in wrong hands. Here is what to do before you dispose of your computer or smart phone. Save important files. Backup your files by transferring them in a new computer or storage device (external hard drive Flash drive, SD card). You could also use cloud storage services such as Box (10GB free file storage + unlimited access for around 10,000frs or $15/year), Google drive (15GB of free storage you could buy other bundles up to 10 Terabytes for $99.99/month) or Microsoft OneDrive (5GB of free storage and other bundles too) Backing up your data in a cloud storage helps you access it easily in another computer or smart phon...