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ICYMI: My interview on Newzroom Afrika, DSTV channel 405, in a discussion on how the open communication channels between the DTIC and Business will create a conducive environment. https://lnkd.in/dTS7XQ43

If you're like me, and are obsessed with the father of advertising in Ethiopia, "ጋሽ ውብሸት ወርቃለማሁ", let me invite you to what I have just found online. This is a hard-hitting interview made by Tewodros Tsegaye with Ato Wibeshet Werqalemahu, a prominent figure in the advertising industry in Ethiopia. The interview primarily focuses on the controversies that arose as a result of his explicit statements on various social issues, including but not limited to, his private life, which were published in print and broadcast media. https://lnkd.in/dkP2TCip

Read my latest publication: Legacies of slavery and chieftaincy succession disputes among the Bakossi Community of Cameroon 1960-2020

Horrendous as it is, human trafficking is ongoing. Conversations around this topic must be made, and where else other than during the ALA annual conference coming up in a week's time? Let's join in, listen, contribute and save our generations. Karibu.

Chapter 3: Perennity Alki unveils five videos to highlight the values that punctuate and animate the daily life of the cooperative. Perennity: https://lnkd.in/eHvUrYgY Pérennité : https://lnkd.in/esndeep7

As a child back in the late 80’s, I remember the national holidays were one of my favorite memories growing up. Other than the fact that we had a break from school, it was time to celebrate the gains Kenya had made over the years. It was a tradition for us as a family to go to Nyayo stadium or other pre-planned venues to join other Kenyans in celebrating either Jamuhuri day, Moi Day, Madaraka Day and among others. The euphoria for me was what made me come back every time, it was different. It was the impressive military parades that showcased the nation’s strength and unity, the cultural performances, and vibrant displays of patriotism and the collective spirit of Kenyans, emphasizing their shared journey toward self-determination. Was this the true definition of patriotism?  Patriotism to me has found a new meaning as an adult. It encompasses a deep sense of belonging, loyalty, and commitment to the nation. Being a patriotic Kenyan goes beyond mere citizenship. It is a true call of duty to love your country unconditionally. A patriotic Kenyan feels a genuine love and attachment to Kenya. It’s more than just a geographical location; it’s an emotional connection to the land, its people, and its culture. Patriotism involves identifying oneself as part of the Kenyan nation. It’s about recognizing our collective identity that transcends ethnic, religious, and regional differences. Read more on my article Mimi Ni Kenya, Kenya Ni Mimi (Page 9-10) https://lnkd.in/d9wUh37b

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Knowledge is power and sometimes not having knowledge has a cost! What is juneteenth? https://lnkd.in/gxD6dajq https://lnkd.in/gtNg5Pcr!

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We are excited to announce that two of our articles have been published in the latest issue of Urbani izziv Journal: Jani Demšar: Data Model as a Support for Mobility of People with Different Disabilities 🖇 https://lnkd.in/eCCZ-q7H Valentina Lavrenčič, Lenča Humerca Šolar, Blaz Barboric: On the Threshold of the First Generation of Regional Spatial Plans 🖇 https://lnkd.in/eq3mg77j Read more and delve into the topics that are key to a better future for our cities: 🖇 https://lnkd.in/eFWJibE4