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  1. Asked: April 22, 2020In: Health and Wellness

    Why did Sierra Leone’s government abandon mentally challenged people during the three days lockdown?

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    Added an answer on April 23, 2020 at 11:53 am

    One common denominator that cuts across almost all African governments is their lack of interest in the most vulnerable. I am talking about children, poor people, disabled people, sick people and so on. The problem is because we vote for leaders based on their eloquence and charm as opposed to theirRead more

    One common denominator that cuts across almost all African governments is their lack of interest in the most vulnerable. I am talking about children, poor people, disabled people, sick people and so on. The problem is because we vote for leaders based on their eloquence and charm as opposed to their values and commitment to the people.

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  2. Asked: April 17, 2020In: Health and Wellness

    DreadLocks Upkeep

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    Added an answer on April 18, 2020 at 12:05 pm

    I love dreadlocks but dread the work you have to put into them. I would suggest a cut but I am guessing that is not even a consideration :-) Me and my braids have only heard of Avocado and sprite treatments. Alternatively, you can also try eggs. I don't know how true this is but it is worth the try.Read more

    I love dreadlocks but dread the work you have to put into them. I would suggest a cut but I am guessing that is not even a consideration 🙂

    Me and my braids have only heard of Avocado and sprite treatments. Alternatively, you can also try eggs. I don’t know how true this is but it is worth the try. Let us know what works.

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  3. Asked: April 17, 2020In: Health and Wellness

    How serious is Autism being taken in East Africa?

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    Added an answer on April 18, 2020 at 11:56 am

    I know very little about Autism but if I am to treat it like other ailments or disabilities then I am sure we don't give it any attention until it directly affects us or we have a loved one/family member who is autistic. I find the idea of perception quite interesting and it emphasizes the fact thatRead more

    I know very little about Autism but if I am to treat it like other ailments or disabilities then I am sure we don’t give it any attention until it directly affects us or we have a loved one/family member who is autistic.

    I find the idea of perception quite interesting and it emphasizes the fact that life never revolves around us. Other people have their own idea about life and even though it may be different fromours, it doesn’t make them wrong.

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  4. Asked: April 9, 2020In: Health and Wellness

    Covid19 and wearing of masks

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    Added an answer on April 17, 2020 at 2:15 pm

    The worst thing about the masks we have is that most are not supposed to be reused. People are broke and cant afford food let alone a new mask each day. The masks are just there to make people relax and feel protected but they may end up causing more issues later on if we don't get a cure.

    The worst thing about the masks we have is that most are not supposed to be reused. People are broke and cant afford food let alone a new mask each day. The masks are just there to make people relax and feel protected but they may end up causing more issues later on if we don’t get a cure.

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  5. Asked: February 4, 2020In: Culture and Society

    Who/What is Flossin Mauwano: a person’s name, a sleeping-cell, a socio-political idea, a secret cult, a series of coded messages… or just a public property vandaliser?

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    Added an answer on February 5, 2020 at 5:25 am

    Flossin seems like a directionless fad. The long awaited Kenyan revolution will not be sparked by external forces like graffiti and pretests if it hasn't been ingrained within the mind of the people first.

    Flossin seems like a directionless fad. The long awaited Kenyan revolution will not be sparked by external forces like graffiti and pretests if it hasn’t been ingrained within the mind of the people first.

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  6. Asked: August 9, 2019In: Politics and Governance

    Who are the top 10 Richest Presidents in Africa 2021?

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    Added an answer on September 4, 2019 at 4:26 am

    Over half of the nations in Africa are considered to be the poorest countries in the world. Although Africa is perceived as a poor continent, most of our influential leaders are worth millions of dollars. According to Forbes 2018 ranking of the world's billionaires, Nigerian business magnate Aliko DRead more

    Over half of the nations in Africa are considered to be the poorest countries in the world. Although Africa is perceived as a poor continent, most of our influential leaders are worth millions of dollars. According to Forbes 2018 ranking of the world’s billionaires, Nigerian business magnate Aliko Dangote with a net worth of $13.8 billion is the world’s richest black person.

    Uganda’s Yoweri Museveni is the highest earning East African head of state with a monthly salary of Sh1.5 million, followed closely by our very own Uhuru Kenyatta with a monthly pay of Sh 1.4 million. Rwanda’s Paul Kagame comes a distant third, earning half of what his Kenyan counterpart gets. Uhuru Kenyatta earns Sh1.4 million while his deputy William Ruto is entitled to between Sh1 million and Sh1.4 million per month. It means that even Kenya’s deputy president is better paid than most African presidents who do not receive even a million shillings monthly.

    Cameroonian president Paul Biya tops the list of the highest paid heads of state in Africa with a monthly salary of Sh5.3 million. Mr Biya has been in office for three and a half decades. Mr Biya’s salary is close to that of top corporate executives in Kenya such as the Kenya Commercial Bank Group’s CEO Joshua Oigara who revealed two yeas ago that he earns Sh4.9 million monthly in salary and allowances. However, even then Cameroonian president’s salary is just about half that of Safaricom’s CEO Bob Collymore who in 2015 revealed that he was earning an average of Sh9 million monthly.

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  7. Asked: May 10, 2019In: Politics and Governance

    Is Sharia Law morally and rationally relevant in twenty first century?

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    Added an answer on May 13, 2019 at 12:58 am

    All laws that restrict freedom and take up peoples will even when they are not harming others, is oppressive and should not exist in the first place. Sadly, almost all laws on this earth have that element, only that some go too far and are rigid to make it hard for changes.

    All laws that restrict freedom and take up peoples will even when they are not harming others, is oppressive and should not exist in the first place. Sadly, almost all laws on this earth have that element, only that some go too far and are rigid to make it hard for changes.

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  8. Asked: April 4, 2019In: Arts and Entertainment

    What is your favorites work my Maya Angelou?

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    Added an answer on April 4, 2019 at 6:00 pm

    There is no Greater Agony Than Bearing an Untold Story Inside You. Even beyond her work, theres very little that is said of Maya's life before the limelight, the challenges she faces asa woman having no food and shelter and even selling her body through prostitution to make ends meet. Despite this sRead more

    There is no Greater Agony Than Bearing an Untold Story Inside You. Even beyond her work, theres very little that is said of Maya’s life before the limelight, the challenges she faces asa woman having no food and shelter and even selling her body through prostitution to make ends meet. Despite this she came out stronger and became a better person moulded by these experiences.

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  9. Asked: March 24, 2019In: History and Philosophy

    Knowledge verses Change: Which one crates purpose?

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    Added an answer on April 1, 2019 at 2:14 pm

    This can be true to some people and false to others. It all depends on one's priorities and what makes them happy in life. Some people find fulfilment in helping others while some find it in other things. Who are we to judge what works for others?

    This can be true to some people and false to others. It all depends on one’s priorities and what makes them happy in life. Some people find fulfilment in helping others while some find it in other things. Who are we to judge what works for others?

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  10. Asked: January 20, 2019In: History and Philosophy

    If the Bible has been translated to all the Local Languages in Kenya, Why hasn’t the Constitution been Translated in the same way? We still ask Kenyans to promote their culture and we still can’t give them access to the most important document on the land through Translation.

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    Added an answer on January 23, 2019 at 8:25 pm

    The translation of the bible is not a good example because it is a tool of manipulation while the constitution is a tool of that enables one to know their rights better. Why would the people who seek to control and steal from the nation want you to have the constitution in every language? In fact, wRead more

    The translation of the bible is not a good example because it is a tool of manipulation while the constitution is a tool of that enables one to know their rights better.

    Why would the people who seek to control and steal from the nation want you to have the constitution in every language? In fact, we are lucky enough to have what we do.

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