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Here at Enough, we often swap emails with interesting articles and feature stories that we come across in our favorite publications and on our favorite websites. We wanted to share some of these stories with you as part of our effort to keep you up to date on what you... [view entry]
...have a fantastic Christmas period and safe, fantastic, and peaceful transition to the New Year.End of year always mean one is busier than ever, and blogging drops drastically. I believe that you will forgive my sporadic posts at this time, and help me welcome you to 2010--not just with excellent... [view entry]
Trying something a little different this year. Rather than a simple list, herewith a few details about our favorite global music of the year. These are albums that had more than a couple songs we liked, and that we returned to week after week for airplay or our own enjoyment... [view entry]
Another head-scratching matter manifests again in the home country: How could a man on a 170-count charge of corruption involving the laundering of millions of dollars got discharged and acquitted by the court? At least one of the charges ought to count, right? Well, probably not, if your name is... [view entry]
MARSABIT, 18 December 2009 (IRIN) – Cattle raids, inter-communal resource conflicts and banditry are common across much of the arid lands of northern Kenya, where firearms are increasingly common among pastoralist communities. In 2009 alone, such violence claimed more than 354 lives, according to the UN Office for the Coordination... [view entry]
Eight years after Dandora, the site of Nairobi’s only rubbish dump, was declared full and a health hazard, tons of fuming waste from more than four million city dwellers continue to be added daily, exposing local residents to illness but also profiting a few. More than 100,000 people live around... [view entry]
Since February, the oil price has made a strong recovery to around $80, retracing about half of the losses of last winter. All of this activity can be explained by inelastic demand interacting with inelastic supply, albeit that OPEC spare capacity may be switched on and off at the will... [view entry]
Someone reminded me of this. Seems like it was so long ago. Uganda: Mufti Sheikh Ramathan Shaban Mubajje Wants Gays Abandoned on an Island in Lake Victoria Until They Die Mufti wants gays abandoned on islands Andrew Bagala, Daily Monitor Old Kampala The Mufti, Sheikh Ramathan Shaban Mubajje wants gays... [view entry]
The Daily Monitor continues their assault on the bill. And, as an independent paper, they do show their real worries. At least, that is what I think are their real concerns. We are living under a quasi democratic, dictatorial regime. Why such a drastic law now? Why? Why is poor... [view entry]
