Posted by: afrowrite on: November 18, 2008
Muli wa Kyendo
It’s a pity that no one said a thing—unless they whispered—against the illegal harassment of Nigerian Mohammed Bello Abubakar, the best known polygamist in the world. Abubakar, 84 years old, has 86 wives. According to interviews we have read, the women have voluntarily married him and are happy. Even the youngest in [...]
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Posted by: afrowrite on: November 12, 2008
Muli wa Kyendo
When someone like Miriam Makeba passes away, you are left with the feeling that God should have let her do something more. But then what is the something more? Mrs Makeba made great contribution to African and international music and to African fight for freedom. Maybe she wasn’t a complex mind – like [...]
Posted by: afrowrite on: November 7, 2008
By Muli wa Kyendo
Now that Barack Obama has been elected the first Afro-American President of the United States of America, should we not ask the question: Is a new world order in the offing? Is Barack Obama the new Messiah?
2,000-Year World Order Rule
It may sound preposterous to ask, but according to those who “see” events [...]
Posted by: afrowrite on: November 2, 2008
By Muli wa Kyendo
We in Kenya are celebrating with the United States, the imminent election of Barack Obama as the president of that Great Nation. Unlike other countries in the world, we share with the US, the unique position of having one of our own fighting for this very significant seat in the world. [...]
