Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
BRITISH RULE On 12 December 1963, Kenya gained independence from Britain, ending decades of oppression and unjust rule. As the British Union Jack was replaced by the black, red, and green flag, a new nation was born, carved out of the fiery furnace of the liberation war. The country boasts one of the strongest economies on the continent,… Continue reading Kenya
Somalia on Sunday rejected accusations by Kenya that it had auctioned off oil and gas blocks in a disputed maritime area. Nairobi on Saturday recalled its ambassador from Mogadishu for "urgent consultations" over the maritime border dispute that involves lucrative offshore oil and gas deposits. Kenya said it had acted because of an "egregious decision… Continue reading Somalia and Kenya
Kenya should learn from Somalia the meaning of national pride. Kenya and Somalia *** Disputes 2014 Oil & Gas: An Equidistant Line Could Settle Somalia-Kenya Maritime Dispute According to the AFP, Somalia argued that the maritime border should extend Southeast, in an area equidistant between the two states, while Kenya believes the line delineating water… Continue reading Somalia and Kenya conflict/dispute
Nairobi is blaming external players with interests in oil, gas and fishing for the ongoing diplomatic row over the maritime border. Diplomacy analysts reckon that Somalia’s decision to exhibit seismic data of oil blocks to potential buyers in London on February 7 was sponsored by those who are keen to exploit the resources off the… Continue reading Kenya and Somalia
*Daar is nie net een etniese groep van volk in Suid-Afrika nie. Elkeen het hul verskille, met kulture, tradisies, gelowe, sowel duisende tradisionele leiers, hoofmanne en ander. There are different ethnic peoples in South Africa and they all have their differences, cultures, traditions, believes and languages. Most of them have their own and different… Continue reading Ethnic people in South Africa
* The Kikuyu genocide took place in the 1950's, a decade after the Holocaust and the West’s promise to never again allow the destruction of entire peoples, and it saw virtually the entire population of 1.5 million Kikuyu locked up in concentration camps, where they were starved, beaten, and tortured to death by the tens… Continue reading Kenya – Trustland and british colony – homelands
