Shadrack Kalama
Bio
Shadrack is a passionate writer with a creative spirit and a love for storytelling. With a pen in hand and a mind full of imagination, I weaves words into captivating narratives that transport readers to new worlds and evoke feelings
Stories (10/0)
Discovering Kenya : 10 Must-Visit Destinations for an unforgettable adventure
Discovering Kenya: 10 Must-Visit Destinations for an Unforgettable Adventure Maasai Mara National Reserve: Maasai Mara is part of the greater Serengeti ecosystem and is famous for its wildlife, including the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros). It's particularly well-known for the annual Great Migration of wildebeest and zebras, which occurs between July and October.
By Shadrack Kalama6 months ago in Art
MESSI
Lionel Messi, often referred to as the greatest footballer of all time, has captivated fans around the world with his unparalleled skills, mesmerizing dribbles, and remarkable goal-scoring ability. This journal dives deep into the extraordinary journey of Lionel Messi, tracing his rise to stardom, exploring his impact on the world of football, and reflecting on his enduring legacy.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in Journal
The Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as one of the most transformative technologies of the modern era. Its rapid advancement has the potential to revolutionize numerous aspects of our lives, from business and healthcare to education and entertainment. In this blog, we will explore the remarkable progress made in AI and how it is reshaping our world, as well as the opportunities and challenges it presents.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in Education
Crime in the Year 3000
Crime has been an unfortunate aspect of human society since time immemorial. As the world progresses and technology advances, one might assume that crime would diminish, or even cease to exist. However, envisioning crime in the year 3000 reveals a complex and multifaceted landscape that poses new challenges for society. In this blog, we will explore the potential scenarios and factors that might shape crime in the future, ranging from cybercrime to emerging criminal methodologies.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in 01
US debt deal heads to vote despite hard-line conservative revolt
Last night, a significant milestone was reached in the United States as progress was made towards reaching a deal on the country's debt ceiling. Despite facing opposition from hard-liner conservatives, the deal successfully cleared its first procedural hurdle. However, the ultimate test lies ahead tonight with a crucial vote that will determine the fate of the agreement. Without an agreement, the U.S. would reach its borrowing limit on Monday, leading to potential default on its $31.4 trillion debt and causing severe repercussions such as non-payment of federal and military workers and a potential economic crisis.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in 01
Artificial Intelligence "Godfathers" Call for Regulation as Rights Groups Warn AI Encodes Oppression
In recent news, there is growing concern among artificial intelligence (AI) experts, tech executives, scholars, and activists about the potential risks associated with AI technology. Hundreds of individuals, including renowned climate activist Bill McKibben, have signed a statement emphasizing that addressing the risk of extinction caused by AI should be a global priority, comparable to addressing pandemics and nuclear war.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in Longevity
Inside Mexico's Most Powerful Drug Cartel | Foreign Correspondent
Mexico, a country known for its vibrant culture and rich history, has been plagued by the multi-billion-dollar industry of narco trafficking for decades. The ruthless cartels, deeply rooted within the country's fabric, have brought about a wave of violence and corruption that has left a devastating impact on the Mexican society. In this blog, we will delve into the harrowing reality of Mexico's drug wars, explore the entangled web of cartels, government involvement, and the daily struggles faced by the Mexican people.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in Criminal
Ukraine: Three killed in overnight missile attack on Kyiv
In the latest Russian missile attack in Kiev, two children and several others tragically lost their lives, while 14 individuals sustained injuries. According to Mayor Vitali Klitschko, the missile struck a medical clinic, adding to the growing tally of 18 such attacks on the city since May. Let's now connect live to our correspondent James Waterhouse in Kiev for more details on the effectiveness of Ukraine's air defense systems against this assault.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in Criminal
South Africa: On the edge of darkness
South Africa is currently facing a severe power crisis, with Stage six load shedding causing widespread blackouts. The country's power system is crumbling, unable to sustain a consistent electricity supply. Unfortunately, the poorest citizens are the hardest hit by this crisis. After decades of mismanagement and rampant corruption, South Africa finds itself in this dire situation. Criminal gangs, involved in looting, are resorting to violence to protect their interests. The consequences are devastating, as people struggle to breathe in the midst of the power cuts and pollution caused by burning coal, which remains the primary source of energy. The urgent need for a green revolution has emerged as a potential solution, but the question remains whether international support and pressure can help South Africa transition to renewable energy, or if the deep-rooted corruption will hinder any progress. The situation is deeply concerning, and the country finds itself in a dark and depressing place.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in Criminal
Are Social Media Companies Removing War Crime Evidence
In Syria, a bustling food market turned into a tragic scene where more than 30 individuals lost their lives. Disturbing videos and images, which were initially posted online, depicted Ukrainian civilians being shot and burned by Russian soldiers, potentially revealing evidence of war crimes. However, a search on major social media platforms would now yield no results.
By Shadrack Kalama11 months ago in Criminal
