THE SYMPHONY OF POWER

Can you imagine calling a family meeting and 181 people show up? Meet Ziona Chana a man from Mizoram, India, who married 39 wives, had 94 children, and lived under one roof with them all. Their home A 4-storey mansion with 100 rooms, a giant kitchen that cooked 30 chickens & 220 pounds of rice per meal, and dormitory-style quarters for wives and kids. Ziona was no celebrity. Just a deeply organized patriarch of a religious sect that valued structure, unity, and hard work. Each wife had a role: cleaning, farming, cooking, child-rearing. The first wife was the household manager. The children helped with duties too. Despite the size, everything ran like clockwork. Ziona Chana said he married his first wife in 1959, when he was 15 and claimed to have once married 10 women in a single year. His most recent marriage came in 2004, when he wed a 25-year-old bride. Though polygamy is illegal in India, Mizoram allows exceptions for some tribes in the state. Chana and his family al...

  Ishimwe victor born in Kigali , Gasabo District and kagugu cell. He had born with disability of non-verbal. As he grew, he started learning how to communicate effectively using non -verbal signs.   He started school at Gatagara school where thought children who born with disability. As time goes on, he graduated and keep his studies for secondary school and then university of Rwanda Huye campus.   But Ishimwe’s story didn’t end in that silence. With the encouragement of a local community center, he began volunteering to teach children with non-verbal sign and he became a teacher after.   Today, Ishimwe says he no longer measures his life in disability way, but in moments of meaning. He said” It’s a little too late to become who you want to become.” even if you may live with disability. He encourages all parents who have children with disability not to treat them as life means nothing to them, because they are able to be who they want to be and play a vital ...

  Violence remains one of the most widespread violations of human rights, affecting individuals, families, and entire communities. The message “There Is No Excuse for Violence” stands as a powerful reminder that abuse can never be justified under any circumstance. In Kigali, this message is strongly supported by the Germany Embassy Kigali, whose commitment to promoting human dignity reinforces the importance of ending violence, especially against women and girls. Around the world, campaigns spreading this message inspire people to speak out, support survivors, and challenge silence. In Kigali, public awareness initiatives backed by the Germany Embassy Kigali help spark essential conversations within communities. These efforts reduce stigma, encourage reporting, and remind survivors that their voices matter and that their safety is a priority. The involvement of the Germany Embassy Kigali adds crucial strength to these campaigns. By participating in and supporting advocacy programs,...

  In global discussions about media systems, libertarian theory is one of the oldest and most influential frameworks. Yet the concept is not widely discussed in newsrooms , journalism schools, or professional trainings. This knowledge gap has consequences not only for the development of the media sector but also for the quality of public debate and democratic participation. I have done a little research about some journalist's confidence on this theory. most of them never understand libertarian theory its advantages and disadvantages. as future journalist I would like to share my opinion. What Is Libertarian Theory? Libertarian media theory emerged during the Enlightenment era in Europe. Its core principles include: Independence from government control Freedom of expression, even when critical of authority A marketplace of ideas where truth emerges through debate Journalists acting as watchdogs of power This theory shaped the development of free-press traditions in countries like...

Each betrayal begins with trust. We only feel betrayed when we let someone close to us. Trust is what allows people to know our thoughts, our secrets, and our feelings. So, when someone breaks that trust, it hurts deeply. It feels personal because we believed in them and felt safe with them. But trust itself is not the problem. After being betrayed, it’s easy to think we should never trust anyone again. However, trust is what helps us build real friendships and strong relationships. We just need to learn to trust more carefully. With time and experience, we notice warning signs and understand our own limits better. Healing after betrayal takes patience. We learn that someone else’s bad choice does not define who we are. Little by little, we can trust again this time with more wisdom. Choosing to trust again is not being foolish; it is being brave. And with that bravery, we can create relationships that support us and bring us peace. As my last line, who are you? ask yourself? it's ...

when God chooses you, the journey rarely feels easy. There is a weight that comes with being called, a sense of responsibility that stretches you beyond your comfort. The battles you face may not be the ordinary kind, they challenge your faith, your character, and your endurance. Yet in those struggles, there is a quiet assurance that you are not fighting alone. Every setback, every obstacle, every moment of doubt becomes part of the shaping process designed for someone with a greater purpose. Chosen people often walk paths others do not understand. You may encounter resistance, isolation, or circumstances that feel too heavy to carry. But these moments are not signs of abandonment, they are signs of preparation. God allows the pressure not to break you but to develop the strength, wisdom, and resilience required for what He is building in you. The challenges serve as training ground for a calling bigger than your current situation. There is a unique kind of battle reserved for those w...

What does it mean to be human? Philosophers have asked this question for thousands of years, yet the answer still shifts like light on water. Some say it is our ability to think; others say it is our ability to love. But the truth may be much softer and simpler. To be human is to move through life with a mind full of questions and a heart full of feelings, always trying to understand ourselves. We are creatures searching for meaning, even in the ordinary moments that pass quietly by. In a quiet café one morning, I watched an old man hold a photograph in his hands. He stared at it the way people look at something that once mattered deeply. His mind was traveling to a time no one else could see. Humans are always moving between memory and now. We are shaped by the stories we carry, even when we don’t speak to them aloud. Our past becomes a compass, guiding us in ways we barely notice. This ability to look backward while living forward is one of the mysteries of being human. Nearby, a you...

  At just twenty, Maya Ishimwe had already learned what it meant to start over. When a sudden illness in her late teens left her partially deaf, her dreams of becoming a singer seemed to collapse overnight. The silence that followed was not just in her ears it seeped into her life, isolating her from the friends and routines that once defined her. For months, she avoided music altogether, terrified of confronting what she had lost. But Maya’s story didn’t end in that silence. With the encouragement of a local community center, she began volunteering to teach children sign language. What started as a coping mechanism grew into a passion. Watching kids light up as they learned to communicate through their hands, Maya realized she could still create rhythm not through sound, but through connection. By twenty, she was leading workshops that blended simple beats with sign movements, creating what she called “silent songs.” Videos of her performances began circulating online, earning adm...

  Africa has made remarkable progress against malaria over the past two decades. Bed nets, rapid diagnostic tests, and antimalarial treatments have saved millions of lives and prevented countless more from falling ill. The Gates Foundation estimates that 2.2 billion malaria cases have been prevented since 2000, saving 12.7 million lives. However, sadly, the battle is far from over. Today, a perfect storm of funding cuts, emerging drug resistance, and climate-driven shifts in disease patterns threatens to reverse this hard-won progress. A Setback in the Fight Against Malaria USAID’s recent scaling back of malaria programs has left many countries bracing for a resurgence. Since foreign aid started to be cut in the US earlier this year, an estimated 36% of the USAID malaria budget has been dropped . This comes shortly after the Covid-19 pandemic, which saw malaria resources diverted. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, the proportion of global research and development funding dedicated to...

How Ethiopia is Pioneering E-Mobility Across the Continent The average age of a vehicle in Ethiopia is 20 years. In Kenya, the average age easily surpasses a decade while, in Rwanda, the average taxi is 24 years old. Similar numbers can be seen across East Africa and, indeed, the entire continent. The nature of Africa’s collective automobile fleet – which overwhelmingly consists of aged, high-polluting vehicles – is a major challenge for a continent that is keen to play a leading role in the world’s battle against climate change, and which aims to be on the forefront of the green technologies and industries which will define this century. As these cars start to come to their “end of life” stage and come off the roads, Africa faces a critical choice: whether to rely on the same kind of imported, high-polluting, diesel and petrol guzzling vehicles that are currently dominant, or to switch to much cleaner, greener, electric alternatives?   Several African governments have acknowl...

  Maria Murekatete woke before sunrise, walking dusty roads to her small stall where she sold vegetables to feed her children. Poverty, for her, was like dry soil hard, unyielding, and barren of opportunity. Yet somewhere in that parched earth, a seed of determination waited to grow. When she joined a community microfinance program that offered small loans and business training, she planted that first seed. It was fragile, but it carried the promise of change. Education and skills training became the water and sunlight her dreams needed. Murekatete learned how to budget, save, and run her business with confidence. Slowly, her once-tiny stall blossomed into a small grocery shop. She began teaching other women in her village the same skills, helping them cultivate their own gardens of possibility.  Each shared lesson was like scattering more seeds spreading hope beyond her own household. Today, Murekatete stands tall among the fruits of her labor. Her story shows that overcoming...

  Mara always felt invisible. In meetings, her words got lost between louder voices. At parties, she smiled quietly from the edge of the room. People liked her but they didn’t see her. Sometimes, she wondered if maybe she wasn’t meant to be seen. Maybe she was just… background music in other people’s stories. One cold evening, after another long day at work, Mara took the long road home. The street was almost empty. Near a cracked wall, she saw an old man kneeling in the dirt, planting small seeds in a patch of dry ground. She stopped. “Sir, those won’t grow here,” she said softly. The man looked up, his hands covered in soil. He smiled, wrinkles deep as roots. “They will,” he said. “The soil only needs a little care… and the seed needs to believe it can grow.” Mara didn’t understand what he meant not at first. But those words followed her home, echoing in her chest like a heartbeat she hadn’t heard before.  That night, she sat by her window and thought about her life. She rea...

  Across East and West Africa , youth are often the driving force of social and political change. Their energy and determination fuel protests and movements calling for justice, equality, and better governance. Yet, too often, these protests turn violent—destroying property, dividing communities, and costing lives. The root of this problem is not just anger or frustration but also a lack of guidance and self-discipline. Young people must learn that manners, respect, and emotional control are powerful tools in making their voices heard without resorting to violence. At the same time, the behavior of politicians plays a major role in fueling unrest. Many leaders and political actors take advantage of unemployed or frustrated youth , using them as instruments for personal or party agendas. They supply money, alcohol , or false promises to mobilize crowds, then disappear when chaos erupts. This manipulation not only endangers the youth but also damages the credibility of legitimate mov...

A group of senior officers in Guinea - Bissau army have been arrested on accusations of attempting a coup , according to the country's armed forces. The alleged coup plot involved several senior officers who were reported missing starting Monday and was announced the day before the general election campaign was set to begin.   Structural issues fueling unrest in Guinea-Bissau . These include economic hardship , corruption , and divisions within the armed forces. The country also faces persistent allegations of drug trafficking networks influencing political and military elites. While the government maintains that the arrests demonstrate its commitment to preserving constitutional order, critics worry that they may instead represent a crackdown on dissent. The opacity surrounding the investigation and lack of public evidence have further fueled speculation about the true motives behind the arrests. The alleged coup attempt and subsequent arrests underscore Guinea-Bissau’s ongoin...

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