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In My Head

24Nov

The News: My Unspoken Opinion, A Lesson On Privilege

A member of a privileged-at-the-time group of people that I too happen to belong to
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04Aug

A Curious Case…

A Curious Case Of identity of a masked visitor Who after an unusual Umeme technical
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09Jul

If I Had A Blesser

If I had a blesser For every Dubai trip they so wished to take me
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30Jun

Rwanda, I Will Be Back

In October 2015 I ventured into the land of a thousand hills. Not so much
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20Mar

Present Day Palm Sunday

On a donkey he came riding, his followers walking closely behind. The town went into
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01Mar

CHAINED

When chains are replaced with virtual mouth gags and whips with deprivation of social interactions.
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