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Brain scars of a molested child
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Faithfulness in the face of pain
In a world often dominated by headlines of despair and disconnection, it’s easy to forget that the soil beneath our feet is rich with stories of resilience. We are not short of people whose lives have defied the circumstances of...
Parenthood: Shadow is also shade
By Samuel Phillips, Nairobi Kenya A while back, I bumped into one of the episodes of Steve Harvey’s show. In this particular episode, one of the guests who introduced himself as a Hollywood music star made a complaint about his...
Forms of Human Violence PT 1
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Forms of violence Part 2
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Global Food Crisis and The Weaponization of Food
Food is life, and he who controls it controls the life of the people. As Africans, we can no longer allow foreign interests to take over our food and seed policies, production, and distribution. Do your part, plant and eat...
Gratitude: Be Grateful for every little win
By Samuel Phillips, Nairobi Kenya I read somewhere a long time ago that the more gratitude you have in your heart towards every little kindness, love, compassion, joy, blessing, etc., the higher altitude your blessings will go...
How Western Ideologies Corrupted Africa’s Cultural and Moral Values
By Samuel Phillips, Nairobi Kenya For millennia, Africa thrived on deeply rooted cultural values—community, respect for elders, shared responsibility, spiritual connection, and honor for the land, and collective well-being. These...
Omugga Kiyiira – Visiting The Source of the Nile River
By Samuel Phillips, Nairobi Kenya I wrote this article while seated at a restaurant by the bank of the Nile River in Jinja, Uganda. This part of the River Nile is called the Source of the River Nile. I had gone to Uganda close to...