🇰🇪 Cela fait des années que cette femme kenyane cuisine et distribue de la nourriture pour des élèves qui n’ont pas les moyens de manger à midi ! 👏
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"Sometimes you can pray for God to give you a son, but that son might be the one to take down the name of the family, so sometimes, if God doesn't give you something, don't push it. I don't think a son would have done better than these 3 daughters I have." Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has spoken candidly about his daughters, his legacy, and why a son was never something he felt he needed to pursue.
In an exclusive interview with Arise News, the Dangote Group founder said, "I can see my daughters eventually leading the Dangote Group; I was given that opportunity too myself. I am not forcing them to be a part of the business. They are very interested in the company; they enjoy it. I tell them not to focus on the money. Both me, my daughters and our family we are very down to earth. I bought my first aircraft at 22 years old; I bought it 4 months before turning 23, so I have seen it all. When I see people buying aircraft, and they don't have a single factory, it means they are not helping the growth of the economy."
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This 2,000 year old tree is located t Zwigodini Village of Mutale in Limpopo, South Africa.
Venda people call it, “Muri Kunguluwa”, which means, “The Tree That Roars”. The tree actually makes a roaring sound when the wind blows through its branches.
It is also called, “The Tree Of Life”, because it serves as a source of life to the animals and the community that lives around it. 80% of its trunk consists of water and it can hold up to 4,500 liters, making it a water source for the community and the animals.
Elephants eat the bark. Baboons eat the fruit. Leaves can also be eaten. Birds, bees, fruit bats and bush babies nest in the tree. Humans use the dried fruit powder in drinks, as a source of vitamins, antioxidants and minerals. The bark can be used to make rope, baskets, mats, cloth and paper.
It also holds a spiritual significance for African people. In ancient times, leaders and elders would hold meetings under huge baobab trees, to discuss important matters. They believed that the spirit of the baobab would help them make wise decisions.
A parent's greatest joy is watching their child grow into a person of character, faith and purpose, and celebrating the milestones that open a new chapter in their life.
At the invitation of H.E. President @WilliamsRuto and First Lady @MamaRachelRuto , I joined family and friends for the Koito ak Chaik, the engagement and farewell ceremony of their daughter, Charlene Ruto.
Marriage is more than the union of two people, it brings families together, strengthens the bonds of community and carries forward the values and traditions that hold society together.
Congratulations to Charlene and Isaya. I wish them a lifetime of love, joy, friendship and God's blessings as they begin this beautiful journey together.
CS Kipchumba Murkomen: The strike that is ongoing is suspended for one week to provide an avenue for consultation and negotiation between the government and stakeholders
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