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  Karamojong Tribal Long Penis Stretching [NOT TRUE!]

  Karamojong Long Penis – Tribal Penis Stretching [NOT TRUE!] For months now, he has been tying weights to the tip of his penis. First he...

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  How my socialite daughter Corazon Kwamboka broke my family – Dad

  By DAVID ODONGO AND OLIVIA ODHIAMBO, Standard Digital, 2015-09-20 A man claiming to be socialite Corazon Kwamboka's father has come out alleging that his 'daughter's' fame...

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  Gay sex big deal in Tanzania

  BY GUARDIAN, IPP MEDIA, 2015-09-20 Tanzania is turning into a flourishing clandestine business hub for homosexuals, as world gays mostly disguised as human rights activists, flock...

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  Esther's Story: From the Heart of Africa to Israel

  By Tuvia Book, The Times Of Israel, 2015-09-20 Just before Rosh Hashanah this year I returned from East Africa having spent almost two weeks with a team...

POLITICS

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  Zambia: New times, same old problemsBy GREG MILLS, Daily Maverick, 2015-09-20 Much has changed in Zambia in the last 25 years. But amid all the change, the country's recent economic travails show just how much has remained the same. The economy is still dependent on copper, accounting for more than 70% of its export income, and thus vulnerable to price swings. […]
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  Burkina Faso: The sting in the tail of the counter-revolutionBy SIMON ALLISON, Daily Maverick, 2015-09-20 When the much-feared Presidential Guard stormed into a cabinet meeting to arrest Burkina Faso's interim President and Prime Minister, we should not have been surprised. Until now, the country's revolution has been – superficially at least – a little too clean, a little too orderly. In hindsight, another setback was […]
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  The Politics of Insecurity in SomaliaBy Abukar Arman, Mareeg, 2015-09-20 Almost every aspect of the security in Somalia is outsourced to deeply entrenched competing foreign interests of various shades. None of them are accountable to the Somali government. Not even the legally mandated African Union Mission to Somalia peacekeeping force—AMISOM. Contrary to the noble services that it provided in its early years, […]
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  International Crisis Group: East Africa's Sufi path to countering violent extremismBy RASHID ABDI for INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP, Daily Maverick, 2015-09-20 The attempt to rally Sufis in the struggle against extremism seems attractive, but the Kenyan government ought to be aware of potential pitfalls. In embracing Sufism it may, inadvertently, be opening itself to charges of creating an 'official' Islam designed to 'correct' a form of Islam deemed […]
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  Nairobi Embassy Attack Victims Feel Betrayed by the U.S.BY TONNY ONYULO, Newsweek, 2015-09-20 NAIROBI, Kenya—When President Barack Obama visited Kenya in July, Paul Lima and others wounded in the 1998 bombings of the U.S. embassies in Nairobi and Tanzania had high hopes that their demands for compensation would finally be addressed. They were disappointed, and a few weeks later, Lima, sitting in a wheelchair, was […]
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  How a U.N. Drone Crashed in Congo and Was Promptly ForgottenAn FP special report from the front lines of the flailing U.N. effort to use drones to save lives in a war-ravaged stretch of eastern Africa. BY SIOBHÁN O'GRADY, Foreign Policy, 2015-09-16 NYIRAGONGO TERRITORY, Democratic Republic of the Congo — On a cloudy October morning last year, an unarmed United Nations drone on a surveillance mission over eastern […]
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  Why is travelling with an African passport so difficult?Getting around Europe is a struggle, but it's just as tough to cross borders in our own continent By Eliza Anyangwe The Guardian News September 14th 2015 In the summer of 2003, a clerk at the US embassy in London informed me that under new 9/11 laws, I was considered "unstable", and my request for […]
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  A counterinsurgency failure in eastern CongoBy Claude Muhindo Sengenya IRIN IRIN News September 14th 2015 OICHA, Democratic Republic of Congo, 11 September 2015 (IRIN) – The lull was broken last weekend. After months of relative calm in Beni Territory, northeast Democratic Republic of Congo, attackers descended on two villages, killing nine people. As with similar incidents over the past year […]
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  In defence of Zim teachers, only if they get organisedIt is the opening of the final term of Zimbabwe's primary and secondary education calendar this week. As usual, there is the threat of strikes by teachers via their unions. And in turn, government is stubbornly refusing to accede to their demands. This is a routine battle that plays out in the media and boardrooms […]
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  Benin's Boni Yayi has some good old advice to Africa for ending Islamist militancy – create jobs for youth"Youth unemployment is a time bomb", he says. By SARAH MCGREGOR Mail&Guardian Africa News September 12th 2015 BENIN president Thomas Boni Yayi said increased efforts to reduce youth joblessness in African nations blighted by poverty is key to cutting off a recruitment channel for Islamist militants. "Youth unemployment is a time bomb, not just for […]
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  Ugandan police hinder political meetings by presidential hopefulAs the date for nominations for the 2016 presidential elections in Uganda draws closer, political tensions are rising. Police have broken up rallies held by supporters of a prominent rival to President Museveni. By Susan Houlton DW.DE News September 12th 2015 On Friday Ugandan media reported that a member of presidential challenger Amama Mbabazi's team […]
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  Burundi army chief Gen Niyongabo survives assassination bidBurundi's army chief of staff has survived an assassination attempt on a busy road in the capital, Bujumbura. By BBC News September 12th 2015 General Prime Niyongabo was heading to his office in the morning when armed men attacked his motorcade. Burundi's deputy police chief Gen Godefroid Bizimana told the AFP news agency the army […]

ECONOMY

NAIROBI EMBASSY ATTACK...

BY TONNY ONYULO, Newsweek, 2015-09-20 NAIROBI, Kenya—When President Barack Obama visited Kenya in July, Paul Lima and others wounded in the 1998 bombings of the U.S. embassies...Gwokto La'Kitgum

"Even a small dog can piss on a tall Building", Jim Hightower

"But this I know, UPC believed and still believes in

very high education. We can call Obote all bad names we have, but the bottom line remains that he got more scholarships for Buganda than all previous Uganda leaders combined. That includes Sir Edward Mutesa, President Lule, President Binayisa, up to and into Ssabasajja Mutebi. Who all happen to be Baganda leaders." Mulindwa

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