
TUSHIRIKIANE KUWAOKOA DADA ZETU,MAMA ZETU NA BIBI ZETU KUTOKA KATIKA MFUMO DUME
Monday, June 6, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
THE EXISTENCE OF GOD THE MOTHER
Since the beginning of Christianity, the Bible(scriptures) has been subjected to multiple interpretations and hence resulting into multiple meanings. The existance of various denominations is a clear manifestation of lack of consensus on the meaning and interpretation of a number of scriptures. Dispite their differing in the perceptions of scriptures, its interesting to see that they all still cling to the same basic values;PEACE and LOVE. However, no denomination can claim to be 100% perfect and thus there is no superior no inferior denomination. The number of membership should not be interpreted in terms of seperior and inferior. All denominations contribute in one way or another to the broad understanding of the Jesus/ God and therefore how best to enhance peace and love. Its therefore important for one not to be confined into his/her denomination as this will deprieve him from understanding the other features of this big elephant that we wrognly assume we mastered understanding it.Monday, May 23, 2011
STOP KILLING BABY GIRLS!

This article on BBC website just shows how far we are still lagging in reaching gender balance.There are many people who still believe that giving birth to a baby girl is a curse.
Kulwant has three daughters aged 24, 23 and 20 and a son who is 16.
In the years between the birth of her third daughter and her son, Kulwant became pregnant three times.
‘‘My mother-in-law said if I had a daughter, my husband would leave me. Thankfully, I had a son.”
Each time, she says, she was forced to abort the foetus by her family after ultrasound tests confirmed that they were girls.
"My mother-in-law taunted me for giving birth to girls. She said her son would divorce me if I didn't bear a son."
Kulwant still has vivid memories of the first abortion. "The baby was nearly five months old. She was beautiful. I miss her, and the others we killed," she says, breaking down, wiping away her tears.
Until her son was born, Kulwant's daily life consisted of beatings and abuse from her husband, mother-in-law and brother-in-law. Once, she says, they even attempted to set her on fire.
"They were angry. They didn't want girls in the family. They wanted boys so they could get fat dowries," she says...
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-13264301
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
'WOMEN NOT ALLOWED TO DRIVE IN SAUDI'

Najla Hariri has become the first women to start driving openly in Saudi. According to BBC, ''Najla Hariri started driving around Jeddah last week. She is believed to be the only woman regularly driving in a Saudi city'' For more information, visit http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-13431562
Kindly post your comment if you have any


