OBASIAFRICA

An African woman does not just refer to a woman born withing the territory of the African continent or African by decent, but an African born withing the continent of Africa and is well cultured in the African culture and wonderful tradition. An African woman possesses among others; the following qualities: HONESTY: Give your Card and PIN to an African woman, she will return it with the same balance. NATURALLY BEAUTIFUL:    An African woman needs no make ups to be beautiful, she commands beauty, because it flows from withing her. ENDURING BEAUTY: African woman retains her beauty and even becomes more beautiful as she grows older and older. VALUES HER MARRIAGE: An African woman does or endures anything for the sake of her marriage, this is partly because she sees her  marriage not just as a contract but as a covenant; meaning a contract that has a divine sanction. RESPECTFUL: An African woman never speaks whiles her husband i...

The seeming chronic power crisis in Africa has always been said to have been caused by lack of technical know-how, some believe is as a result of limited resources, others think is because of changes in seasons of the year ( e.g, countries that still relies on hydroelectricity). Most of these are propagated by the political class and party in power at various times for selfish reasons. One cannot completely deny that these could be a factor, but a deeper look into it, will reveal that they are only but a tip of  the iceberg. Here is the true picture: (a) Public institution owing utility companies TANZANIA: The Tanzania Electricity Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) has as at February 2015 started the installation of smart meters for public institutions and private companies, the firm's boss in an interview stated that most of the public institutions and private companies have not been paying their utility bills. " Public institution and private companies have most...

Aden Abdulle Osmaan Daar: Daar, was the first president of  Somalia and served as president from July 1, 1960 to June 10th, 1967. He conceded defeat in a presidential election and handed over power to the opposition candidate, Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke and became the first head of state in Africa to peacefully hand over power to a democratically elected successor. Kenneth Kaunda: Kaunda was the first president of Zambia, and was the president from October 24th, 1964 to November 2nd 1991. Pressure from the international communities forced him to change the rules that kept him in power for 27 years. A multi-party election took place in 1991 in which he lost. Kenneth Kauda conceded defeat and handed over power to the opposition candidate, Frederick Chiluba of the Movement for Multi-Party Democracy (MMD).   Hanstings Kamuzu Banda: Banda was the first president of Malawi , the office which he occupied from July 6th, 1966 - May 24, 1994. A referendum ended hi...