If you’re easily incited to hate on fellow Africans, you also can be easily turned against your own neighbors, communities and tribes.
Politics of division doesn’t start and end with tribalism.
I am the one in the video.
I'm not yet a lawyer, but a 200l law student, and this was my first moot court appearance video that we did last session at Faculty of Law, Usmanu Dan Fodiyo University, Sokoto.
I believe there will be an improvement in due course.
Thank you.
If true, yet another example of the very risky bets that AI companies are making.
How exactly did they decide to move forward with this?
And what stops Ant + others following?
Also crazy because they touted CoT as absolutely crucial & fragile for safety little over a year ago.
“overwhelm” is such a perfect word for the feeling of overwhelm, no? like somehow the sound and the shape of the word feels so apt for that feeling of being full to the brim.
.@KoinangeJeff the saddest image I’ve seen this year - We need to urgently recognize and treat this as a crisis for elephants and humans. 16 confirmed dead and rising. #HandsOffOurElephants
An employer has been ordered to pay an employee KSh 1 million for forcing female workers to remove their innerwear during an unlawful "menstrual verification" exercise.
The shocking incident happened after a used sanitary towel was found in a workplace bin. About 35 female employees were allegedly ordered by senior HR and Quality Assurance officers to expose their undergarments so the company could identify who was menstruating.
The Employment and Labour Relations Court ruled that the exercise was unconstitutional, inhuman and degrading, and held the employer liable despite claims that the officers acted on their own. The Court found that the employees' rights to dignity, privacy and fair labour practices had been violated, and awarded the petitioner KSh 1 million in compensation.
They say nobody gets into Yale. But God has not forgotten the cattle herders. Humbled to become the first Kenyan lawyer in approximately 33 years to join Yale’s LL.M. class of just 25 lawyers worldwide. Excited for this chapter.