Boko Haram

They come in various names, these splinter groups of the Islamic tradition who have gotten tired of the intrusion of Western (read, European and U.S.) methods into their native, and often, tribal affairs. Their social structures derive from Sharia the Islamic law, and though they...
Posted On May 28 2014 07:00
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The poor will always be with you

Le Keqiang, China’s Prime Minister in his four-country (Ethiopia, Nigeria, Angola, Kenya) visit of Africa, is reported to be addressing poverty reduction and people’s livelihood upfront in his pronouncements, as opposed to the E.U. and U.S.’ rationale for trade as promoting a...
Posted On May 12 2014 00:01
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Challenges to his successes: The story of Zaji Zajradhara

It was not always smooth sailing but Zaji overcame the obstacles he faced to get him to where he is today and shares his story below: “The challenge is well worth the rewards but my story is a bit different. “I arrived on Saipan from the bustling metropolis of western Tokyo....
Posted On Mar 28 2014 14:34
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Paddy’s green

Kate Middleton, aka Princess Catherine Elizabeth, Duchess of Cambridge, wife to Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, and Colonel in the Irish Guards, was fashionably all green (down to eyeshadows) during the regimental ceremonies on St. Patrick’s Day (Lá Fheile Pádraig) where...
Posted On Mar 20 2014 17:00
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