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Professor Fred Ogolla Calls for Justice Amid Critique of 2025 Finance Bill at Bunge la Mwananchi
By Emmanuel Busera-Mohammed Jivanjee Gardens—Thursday afternoon saw a surge of passionate voices gathered under the banners of Bunge la Mwananchi, a grassroots movement dedicated to social justice, participatory governance, and ensuring that the voices of ordinary Kenyans are heard and respected in national policymaking. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation and a collective sense of purpose as the crowd, comprising farmers, teachers, small entrepreneurs, students, and workers from various sectors, waited eagerly for Professor Fred Ogolla, a renowned scholar, human rights advocate, and a staunch defender of social justice, to address the pressing issues facing the nation, particularly in relation to the proposed 2025 Finance Bill.
By Emmanuel Buseraabout a year ago in Journal
Narcissistic Personality Disorder: It’s More Than Just Being Self-Centered
Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is often misunderstood as mere self-centeredness or vanity. However, it’s a deeply ingrained mental health condition that affects not only the individual diagnosed but also everyone around them. Unlike the occasional self-focus that many people experience, NPD is characterized by a pervasive pattern of grandiosity, a constant need for admiration, and a startling lack of empathy—traits that can silently destroy relationships over time.
By Wilson Igbasiabout a year ago in Journal
Something Wiccan This Way Comes
To start off, I don't know if I fully fit the Wiccan role, but I do know I fit the role of witch. I've always felt like I didn't fit in. Like, I was too eccentric according to societal standards. Even within my own family, I always felt like I was out of sync with them. I never felt understood or seen, and I've always felt like that was because some of them want me to fit inside a box I was never meant to fit inside. I was meant to be different. On top of that, I had this feeling like life wasn't supposed to be one note. There are facets to life... to the earth and the universe. That's when I found this book at a local second-hand store. A book that touched on Wicca and witchcraft. I read this book about four times, and each time it seemed to make more sense. I started looking into my ancestry and found ties to spirituality on both sides. The beliefs my native ancestors followed seeped into my mind and heart. However, it was the beliefs my Celtic ancestors held that made the most sense. Suddenly, I didn't feel empty and unseen. I felt whole.
By Katelynn Marie about a year ago in Journal
Best Practices for Returning a Rental Car in Dubai
Renting a car in Dubai is a convenient way to explore the city and its surroundings. However, returning the vehicle can sometimes be stressful, especially if you're unfamiliar with the process. To ensure a smooth return experience, it's essential to follow best practices. This guide will cover key aspects to consider when returning a rental car in Dubai.
By Great Dubaiabout a year ago in Journal
Review
10. He is born in a simple time in a simple place. It is never certain who the father is and his mother will never let him forget this. It is the year when a man sings on film and a single plane will cross the Atlantic for the first time. He will want to escape and find his own voice. This may take a while.
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Journal
Coffee and Champagne
Small-town suburbia, south of Chicago, Illinois, was a heavenly childhood. Maple, elm, and enormous oak trees lined the streets, where we swarmed in summer and winter, playing in groups with no worries except tornadoes. Always wondering what it was like elsewhere, I yearned to travel, with two desires: Paris, but the lions and elephants of Africa called to me.
By Andrea Corwin about a year ago in Journal
