Human Rights 

Friday’s Daily Brief: Refugee children missing out on school, Ebola in Uganda, Fresh violence in Yemen, 20 years of Timor-Leste independence, Enforced disappearances

More than half of world’s refugee children ‘do not get an education’, warns UNHCR Millions of refugee children are missing out on an education, the UN said on Friday, in an appeal to host countries to prevent them from “languishing” in camps for years where they lose hope. According to a UN refugee agency (UNHCR) report, out of 7.1 million… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Children’s education in Nigeria under attack, says DJ Cuppy

Popular Musician and Ambassador for Save the Children UK, Florence Otedola popularly known as ‘DJ Cuppy’ has described the state of education in the country, especially in the North East as horrible. According to her, there is a dire needs for conducive, protected and healthy environment for children to learn and strive to become more and fulfill their dreams. While… Read More

Shipungo Safari & Tours

About Shipungo Safari & Tours We offer private/custom safaris We offer group tours/safaris Our main focus is: Mid-level safaris We book pre/post-safari attractions Operating in: Languages we speak: Shipungo Safari & Tours is a 100% whole citizen owned company. Shipungo Safari & Tours operates its business from their offices in Maun located along Sir Seretse Khama road at Pumpkin Patch… Read More
Human Rights 

‘Perseverance is key’ to Iraq’s future, UN envoy tells Security Council

Briefing the Council via videoconference, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, the Special Representative and Head of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI), told the Council that while “not to sugar-coat the current circumstances, we can all agree on Iraq’s great potential”, adding “but perseverance is key” to make the most of it. The Special Representative stressed that Government cannot “recreate overnight miracles”… Read More

Marhaba Holidays

Kenya is often referred to as the “melting pot of Africa” due to its wide variety of inhabitants, landscapes and wildlife, all coming together in a positive, colourful and vibrant medley. Kenya is often referred to as the “melting pot of Africa” due to its wide variety of inhabitants, landscapes and wildlife, all coming together in a positive, colourful and… Read More
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