The Zimbabwean authorities were yesterday accused of a criminal conspiracy to kidnap and deport the British mercenary Simon Mann after it emerged he was held incommunicado for a day and then secretly flown out of the country before his appeal process was finished. Contrary to claims by Zimbabwean officials, the Guardian has established that the […]
Where to Ski And Snowboard In Chile
From North to South, Chile is endowed with some exciting skiing and snowboarding locations, naturally established for every lover of the game, including some excellent backcountry split boarding destinations. If you are planning to take a break from summer, pack your bags and head south of the equator to ski and snowboard in Chile, here […]
Ways to Enhance Food Security
The lack of food security is a looming global issue that promises to get more serious with time. Much of the developing world lacks reliable access to food. Food security is the ability to consistently access affordable food that is nutritious in large enough quantities to sustain health and vitality. While food security has declined […]
7 Places to Go to When in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is a group of countries between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. Their culture is influenced by Chinese, Indian and Western cultures. This region also includes the most populated Muslim country in the world, Buddhist countries, as well as Hindu, Animist and Christian communities. This is one of the most favorite corners […]
Connecting the (Dark) Dots: Bringing Internet to Ghana
As one of the world’s largest and best known corporations, Google’s plans never go unnoticed. The California-based giant must continuously increase its revenues around the world to ensure that it can continue to run smoothly. A yet un-tapped resources lies in the African continent. With a mere 17% internet penetration rate, this enormous land mass […]
A lesson for education – the Quito method
Education in the West has increasingly become focused on memorization, standardized testing and perfect grades, with students primarily being judged on their ability to recite facts and ideas from textbooks, rather than thinking on their own and creating individual paths. This status quo has been preserved for as long as I can remember, but unfortunately […]
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