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International relations graduate with a minor in journalism. Young (22) aspiring fantasy writer and die hard fantasy fan. Been in the business world for about 1 year (snore!) and have found out that is not for me.

Love history and research and i am a big fan

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Travel > Africa & Middle East Destinations Travel destinations: Kenya: 1 of 7

"Discover, experience, explore Kenya." This seems to be the new slogan that the Kenya tourism board is using to encourage tourists to frequent the East African Nation. Despite the repeated travel advisories issued by the American government warning their citizens against visiting the country, thousands of loyal tourists stil...
Arts & Humanities > Asia, Africa & Mideast History Assessing the future of Africa in the 21st century: 7 of 20

Africa's Generation Next When someone tries to conceptualize the image of a young college student anywhere in Africa, what sometimes comes to mind is group of alcohol swilling, pipe smoking youth. Academics is the last thing to come to mind, let alone commitment to community service. The youth, it seems have been stereotyped...
Travel > United Kingdom Destinations Travel destinations: Glasgow, Scotland: 1 of 1

Insiders guide to Glasgow Glasgow city is the second largest city in Scotland after the capital Edinburgh. It started out as an industrial town but has grown to become a financial as well industrial hub. It has the envious position of combining the big city life with a rural atmosphere as the countryside is literally minutes...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in Africa Politics in modern Africa: 6 of 8

Many Kenyans have been wondering whether the current government is serious with pledges they articulated to the electorate. For the past forty or so years since independence, the KANU party has been in control and was described as a "dictatorial kind of party" that never listened to the peoples problems. The land clashes, em...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Society: 9 of 11

Seeking a New Identity "We Mwega" a grandmother says. Her voice is young and melodious belying the wrinkled face and crooked back that she presents. Her ten year old grandson to whom the common Kikuyu greeting is directed stares blankly. He does not understand a word of his native tongue and his cucu (grandmother) sighs in e...