Describe Africa to a child?
1 Corinthians 13:11; When I was a child, I spake as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child: now that
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1 Corinthians 13:11; When I was a child, I spake as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child: now that
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The other day I was writing away in my notebook when a friend stopped to ask what I was up to. I responded that I
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Acirfa Rethom, the earliest memory I have of her has been glossed over by the passage of time and yet the sensations of our first
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Where do you go shopping when guilt comes knocking ? I was sitting outside the library the other day trying to indulge myself a little
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You can try and understand me, would you forgive me once you did? Continuing on from last week’s discussion, this week I thought I would
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Accountability; Intent alone is not enough. We must endeavor to do in order to succeed. Wednesday found me sitting in a hall full of people
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His feet pond the trash littered streets. His breath, turned a ghostly white by the cold South African air, comes in staccato bursts. Past the
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There is a moment for a lot of us. For some it passes with but a whisper. For others it thunders through them like a
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May 17th 2006 The date remains burnt into my subconscious like a dodgy hairstyle that you thought was cool when you were about 13years, only
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The dust rising of the parched earth drifts into my throat, a cloying suffocating feeling pushed into the back ground by the sights before me.
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As the news filtered in from Abuja, Nigeria late on Thursday night last week (August 25th,2011), and the speculation that inevitably goes with such tragedy
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Addressing the misconception that soccer and education are separate entities Son: “Dad, I think I have decided what I want to be when I finish
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