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    UKASONGO: When the governments forget their people

    Most definitely those are their reasons, and that’s why I pointed out the perceived normalcy of the phenomenon. Human-caused climate change isn’t the root cause of these conflicts, they are deeper than that, but it certainly amplifies them. When these expansionists invade farms, the effects of...
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    UKASONGO: When the governments forget their people

    The problem with climate change is that its effects can be so gradual and insidious that they are perceived as normal or even dismissed as a hoax. Such conflicts will only intensify in the coming decades.....
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    UKASONGO: When the governments forget their people

    If children ignore discipline and academics in favour of "goonism" they can still end up on the board of one of the top hospitals in Kenya.
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    UKASONGO: When the governments forget their people

    Grandiose projects have always been his game.
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    Discovering Books: The Very Short Introduction Series | Politics, African Politics & Development

    ABOUT THE SERIES: The Very Short Introductions series from Oxford University Press contains hundreds of titles in almost every subject area. These pocket-sized books are the perfect way to get ahead in a new subject quickly. Our expert authors combine facts, analysis, perspective, new ideas, and...
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    Adult(18+) Court to separated parents: Share cost of raising your children equally

    Gender equality stops at financial responsibilities with most women.
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