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January 14, 2022

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Who is Daniel Arap MOI ?

February 10, 2020

Moi is Kenya's second President after independence and the longest serving President who served from 1978-2002 in succession of President Jomo Kenyatta after his demise. He was born on the 2nd of September 1924 to a poor peasant family in the Rift Valley. Mr. Moi studied in the Africa Inland Mission school before taking training as a teacher. He became a teacher at 21 and worked till 1955, he then engaged in politics and was elected parliamentarian of the Rift Valley. Mr. Moi was also part of the team which drew Kenya's first constitution in London. During his tenure in office, President Kenyatta groomed Moi to succeed him. Daniel Arap MOI On the 1st of August, 1982, a coup was attempted by air-force personnel backed up by University students to oust President Moi but the military and police quickly pushed back. At this point, Moi had many rivals who worked tooth and nail to seize power. He then became very hard in his leadership. In 1991, he was pressurized from home a...

African Politics spotlight this week

March 13, 2020

Early last week, Alasane Ouattara made an announcement deciding not to run for the Presidential elections anymore. The decision of his came with a lot of appreciation from Africans and some world leaders especially French President, Emmanuel Macron who in his message to Mr., Ouattara, appreciated him for keeping his promise. This only means one thing; Mr. Ouattara had promised Macron he would not contest for the Presidency. Why would it be a promise? I just cannot answer that question yet. Just few days after that, Guinea’s President, Alpha Conde, also decides not to re run for the Guinean Presidency. Conde’s decision came after there have been political tensions regarding some constitutional changes he was planning to execute which would extend his stay in power. ...

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WhatsApp’s change of privacy policy and how it affects you.

January 25, 2021

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...

Where is the Place of Young People in Nation Building?

February 06, 2022

"The youth is the hope of our future" said Jose Rizal. This and many other writings underscore the place of the youth in national building. Young people are spontaneous and adventurous. They're energetic and more responsive to change. This features give them the responsibility of driving positive change, which is a function of nation building. If you were to be a contractor who would you rather assign to supply blocks around? A young person right? Yes, young people are supposed to be given the shovel, helmets and boots to build the kind of country they want their children to live in- their dream country. I cannot undermine the place if the old. They should advice and suggest and coach, but work on the ground is our responsibility. If young people never take this responsibility into their hands, the nation will most definitely lag behind and your children will suffer the same problems you haven't solved. It's our responsibility, we must seize it. NGEW Caleb Ndikaa...

Securing Your Facebook Account part one

February 18, 2020

More than 2.38 billion people have signed up to Facebook. In their accounts, are important information about them like their names, where they live, their educational background, jobs etc. For some Facebook users, this social media site is like an extension of themselves. Hacking is when someone gets unauthorized access to your account, whatever their reason is. Having your account hacked or spied can be catastrophic depending on what the hackers do with the information they get. It can damage your reputation, cost you money and even more. The humiliation that this brings has led some people to commit suicide. How to know if your account is hacked Whenever you see any updates in your account that was not done by you, make sure to change your password, your account is hacked! In addition: When you get an email with instructions on how to reset your Facebook password when you didn't try to reset your password. When ...

Burkina Faso Begins 2022 in Grand Style.

January 26, 2022

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...

African Politics spotlight this week

March 13, 2020

Early last week, Alasane Ouattara made an announcement deciding not to run for the Presidential elections anymore. The decision of his came with a lot of appreciation from Africans and some world leaders especially French President, Emmanuel Macron who in his message to Mr., Ouattara, appreciated him for keeping his promise. This only means one thing; Mr. Ouattara had promised Macron he would not contest for the Presidency. Why would it be a promise? I just cannot answer that question yet. Just few days after that, Guinea’s President, Alpha Conde, also decides not to re run for the Guinean Presidency. Conde’s decision came after there have been political tensions regarding some constitutional changes he was planning to execute which would extend his stay in power. ...

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