At the market today, watermelon being the most popular fruit because: kadogo economy

Wewe ishi na ugali pekee. Kula ugali, mboga pia ni ugali. Uweke gari ugali. Ukipeleka mtoto shule, lipa na ugali. Ukishikwa na ugonjwa, kimbia kisiagi utibiwe na ugali na uandikiwe ugali ukunywe. Urudi kwa nyumba yako ya ugali na uweke tokens za ugali. Sadaka pia utoe ugali 😊

Belief in supernatural beings, assuming they have control over everything whilst dreaming of some afterlife utopia. Humans, we are the ones we've been waiting for to solve our problems some of which are man-made. We can & should strive to improve our quality of life on earth.

Yeah they are false teaching slash ignoring a whole scripture that calls us to action via dominion here on this plane of existence we currently are while alive. That's one of the major faults with mordern churcheology

Public health interventions for diabetes, lifestyle issues, ageing, even menopause should incorporate healthy muscle development, but that would require us to re-imagine how weightlifting would look like in community settings because gyms are private spaces.

In this sense, it's not just churches that need regulation, it's what they preach too. Chatgpt on rapture and eschatology as the dominant doctrine:

Also: using heaven as escapism - why fix joblesslessness, healthcare, poverty when heaven is full of richness? There are churches whose entire doctrine is rapture and eschatology If you listen to Shakahola survivors, you'll hear it - they were fast tracking going to heaven

In summary, govt fixing basic social and economic issues would change the fabric of African society

You would think - community, right? Majority attendance in African churches is also for community But also people band together to navigate economic and social issues together - shared economic structures, social norms & accountability, safety and defense. These would change too

But can our churches reframe this theology when it would threaten their very existence? If there are jobs, healthcare, upward mobility, support for vulnerable groups from the state, why would people still go to church?

I'm in a matatu listening to gospel music and noticing it's a theology based on praying for social issues, which the govt can easily solve - jobs, healthcare, orphans etc Maybe this is the fundamental shift that we need - it's govt not God to fix these issues But

On a day like this 20 October 2020, the Lekki Massacr€ happened 💔

Thank you Tanzania 🇹🇿.

This is what we mean by indigenous breeds having cultural significance We should've an organised way of breeding at national and community level so that we don't lose indigenous traits we can't recover And a germplasm bank - semen, embryos, DNA of our indigenous livestock

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I’ve always considered honey one of nature’s finest gifts to man; our own version of ambrosia. There’s something divine about it, something eternal. The fact that it doesn’t spoil, that it defies time itself, is what sets it apart. Archaeologists have found pots of honey in

The same way youths must join politics (as politicians, intellectuals, strategists) is the same way we should join the church. We shouldn’t abandon institutions that have and will always shape power. And we must be in the markets as well. To withdraw from any of these is to

We have are three branches of government, the fact that the leader of one is a woman doesn’t mean you place her in the back row with the First Lady. This is not merely a breach of protocol…

Been going through this post and i thought about some of the workmanship that i usually see when I visit garages... #roadsafety #fabricationstandards

I'm at an agric trade policy workshop and.... @njokingumi