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The Dreamers Foundation: Turning African Dreams Into Global Journeys By Purity Siror In a quiet corner of Nairobi, a young woman once sat at her small white wooden desk, laptop...
From Rome to Washington: The Origin of Capitol Hill
When early Americans set out to design the nation’s capital in the late 18th century, they weren’t just building a government—they were building an identity. And to do that, they...
The Shadows of the Smoky Train
Climbing aboard for the first time,the Cass Scenic Railroad is like unknowingly stepping onto the set of a classic movie. For many visitors, the first glimpse of those loud, towering black steam engines, once thought to belong only to the silver screen, is a dreamlike reminder that West Virginia’s industrial spirit is still alive. As…
Raila Odinga:The Last Kenya’s Opposition?
Since the inception of Kenya’s partial democracy after independence in 1963, Raila Odinga has been a central figure shaping the country’s political identity through his resilience, activism, and refusal to succumb to authoritarian pressures. From the fight for multiparty democracy to the turbulent elections of 2007 and 2017, he became the enduring symbol of opposition…