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Multifaceted Georgetown: The Nigga, the Chinese and the Japanese

Born and raised in the midst of the ever-churning mental tempest known as Africa, one becomes a captive to the ceaseless cyclone of retrospection and the daunting specter of what lies ahead.

My journey into the heart of Penang’ began with an unexpected delight – an Indian lady, my Grab driver. Just like my Ipoh hosts, she actually spoke to me.

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It’s Night Time in Ipoh

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I am not a god. I am not an assistant of creation. If I understood creation I would be close but I don’t understand it so I am not a god. That’s why my nature really surprises me. ‘You have dominion over everything in this world’, I was told. But I have never had any intention to get acquainted with a lot of these creatures.

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Kericho in a Rich Man’s World

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I am not a fan of change. I am a willing buyer of comfort and convenience. If it feels safe, it stays safe. But sometimes, even the devout fall for temptations. Such was the fight in my mind at my temporary apartment in Kuala Lumpur. The alluring landscapes of Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands were calling but my heart stayed connected to Kuala Lumpur.

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Greatest TV Shows of All Time: My List

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As a passionate TV enthusiast, I’ve embarked on countless adventures through the realm of television, immersing myself in stories that have left an indelible mark on my entertainment journey. Today, I am thrilled to unveil my all-time favorite TV shows that have captivated my imagination, stirred my emotions, and left me yearning for more.

From epic fantasy sagas to gripping crime dramas,

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Doing well in school is nothing to be proud of

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Bitange Ndemo the Kenyan Ambassador to the Kingdom of Belgium and the European Union and a former professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of Nairobi, citing an article by Olivia Goldhill (Doing well in school is nothing to be proud of) noted how high achievers feel validated when results correspond to their achievements. Referring to this study by Olivia Goldhill,

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