This year without a doubt has presented the strongest fears to humanity, and with it came a vivid manifestation of the emptiness of life and proved the need for humanity to think about things that make us one rather than divide us. But regardless we moved! October is here and you too are still here.Continue reading “OCTOBER 2020”
Author Archives: Elvin Turibamwe
A TALE
I shall tell vehemently the very tale The very tale of the two twin birds That swayed majestically in the skies Flapped their wings in unison To justify oneness They indeed flew and flew And its true. It’s still true that they someday fell apart They still flew though, opposite ways though They antagonistically relatedContinue reading “A TALE”
June! We Embrace you with courage
Hey June!The new month is here, and we too are hereIf one cared to know how the world operates, then one would know that the world certainly moves on yet we in most cases hesitate to do so. When we were young a few years back, we actually thought we were young and that weContinue reading “June! We Embrace you with courage”
Let’ not cry but try
Today I woke up to the ugly truth, the reality of what we cry about of late but fear to approach with much more resilience. Strange as it may seem, that we do not wake up to pursue our daily endeavors like we did, that we do not wake up to catch up with friendsContinue reading “Let’ not cry but try”
Efforts To Make Education More Inclusive and Accessible to the youths
As well stipulated in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable development, goal number four (4) to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. In this essay I am discussing the efforts to make education more inclusive and accessible for all youths including efforts of the youths themselves, Inclusive education inContinue reading “Efforts To Make Education More Inclusive and Accessible to the youths”
Ethinicity in African Politics
An American author of A Walk with Pursuit, Jason N. Versey,suggests that “it is the pursuit and attainment of political party power that divides and defines a nation. Not race,not religion, not national origin, not socioeconomic status, nor sexual orientation, no. These are all just sacrificial pawns of the political arena. If you want toContinue reading “Ethinicity in African Politics”
The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
Elvin John Turibamwe 