Nature is kind, whereas man is selfish and greedy. Frontiers, territories, man is more concerned in taking control over where the communities need to be finished and end. Nature rules over man, man rules over vulnerable!

Ethical behavior is following a set of principles of right conduct and a system of morals. While legal behavior is following and obeying rules that have been stated in the law.

The Luo, the ethnic community from which the US president, Barrack Obama’s father belongs, are the most politically conscious group in Kenya. Because of their desire for justice, they paid the utmost price for marginalization, political persecution and alienation since the nation’s independence from Britain 47 years ago. The writer describes their coping techniques as a thick outer crust for survival in a hostile political, social and economic environment.

We have all seen commercials asking us to donate our hard earn money to people in another country and at times can get a bit cynical about these organizations and the people they help that seem to perpetually be in need of help. There are however some organizations that are making serious attempts to help people raise out of the need of perpetual handouts and become self sufficient. Organics four Orphans is one such organization. Find out how you can help them with their important mission.

Learning or practising a language online is simple and above all can be very cheap, or even free. Furthermore you can make new friends and learn about other countries and cultures.

One needs to die one will never die.

We throw our Children too the Wolves, when we should be protecting them.

A brief generalized comparison of childhood in the 1950s and now, more than fifty years later.

The concept of public education is under attack from their own communities and governments. The hope public education creates has to be protected and supported.

The daily newspaper will soon become a relic, displaced by the instantaneous news reporting available via the Internet. Some news organizations will survive in new forms, but when the industry transforms, what will happen to investigative journalism?