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Every Wednesday at 3pm we gather at Uhuru Park in Nairobi  for a tribute to our fallen sisters and brothers.
The pain is not over! (read more..)

Wednesday Word

This Wednesday Word is dedicated to our loved ones, the ones who passed away for what ever reasons. Sometimes we seem to forget them, as if they were not top of mind anymore. But the real face of grief, the true picture of missing lies always outspoken on top of our minds.
Losing someone precious can be described as a painful spot in your heart, a mark that will never faint. Once it is touched, again, it stings inside of you like an aggressive bee. The pain is not over, the pain is all over. The pain can evolve in creative energy, in hunger and unstoppable drinking. The pain can paralyse your limbs or can get you moving into excessive sports activities. And with all you do the pain keeps flickering in the back of your head. We have all have lost someone precious, and we all deal with that situation in our own particular way. George Michael was singing the longs out of his body when he tributed to Freddy Mercury. Angel died and AngelTrust started with the help of many. Who else do we know? And who else will follow? Let us not forget our loved ones and let us keep moving on in their spirits so they will never be forgotten. Respect human life today. Please.
Caster Semenya 1 year after PDF Print E-mail
Written by Matt   
Today we are looking back or forward to a woman still to reveal her or his real story. It is exactly 1 year ago that Caster Semenya won the 800 meters final in Berlin Germany in a gigantic leap ahead. And she did it again, just this week in Germany again. How are we to deal with the closing gap between men and women. Is it a gender issue? Are there steroids involved or even more drastic forms of manipulation? Was Caster born a man or a woman?
Interviews on her collegue athletes prove that most competitors find her a clear case of true competition. "She is on the fringe of femnisation" and therefore a woman new generation. She is the new kind of superwoman that can only be beaten in tough straight competition.
Today we also celebrate the birthday of German top model Claudia Schiffer. So now we are asking you, who is representing the new generation women heading for a new decade? Is the classic beauty like Claudia Schiffer or the so-called "beast" (with all respect to Caster) like Semenya?
Women develop in new kind of ways, just like men. So come on girls, let's support bionic Caster and new boarders can be crossed!
 
Referendum in peace? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Matt   
Today is the day that peace should be coming and war is expected. Today - as many other days - the people are to expect new forms of leadership from those who have been mandated to secure our lives and bring in prosperity in low quality life. Today Kenya celebrates her "true act of democracy" with a referendum to favor or oppose a new constitution. Analysts from all over the world have been carefully watching attempts of change during the postcolonial African area and conclude likewise: any attempts to change a system in Africa has basically deteriorated the living conditions for majorities.
How will a new constitution benefit us people? Will it cost us a dozen of lives, calculated as collateral damage? Will it put those in power already in positions to enlarge their powers? Will new legislations actually be implemented or will it only create conditions to construct new offices, hire new 'executives' and buy more expensive cars? Or will a new constitution actually bring us a legal bed for protecting human rights and uplift the position of marginalized areas?
Who will be eating and who will be starving after today in Kenya. President Lula (Brazil) proclaimed in his inauguration speech that he would be a happy man to end his term of presidency with all Brazilians drinking a cup of coffee in the morning and having a proper meal at night. Now that is what we call true revolution! Don't use the big words if the small incentives cannot even be touched. Live now and achieve now. More street activism!
 
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