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Thursday 5 June 2014
Safaricom’s Security Deal Succumbs
The National Assembly has today dismissed a
deal that most Kenyans thought could be a solution to the city’s major security
threats. This comes hours after the interior cabinet secretary, while reacting
to member’s concerns had said publicly that the tendering process was properly
handled.
Museveni’s secret to riches: Gentlemen you got to note this!
The seventy year old Godfather of regional politics
revealedthat hecircumvented leading a luxurious life during his youthful age.
Instead, he could save his money, a decision that has seen him become one of
the country’s richest.
“I
never used to like women. A safe distance was necessary when waving to a woman
because I never liked the idea of wasting my coins on them”. He further added that people should adopt a money-saving culture. “When I speak of a money-saving culture, I
know what am saying. I started saving at the age of twenty one. It is that
money that has made me this rich” he added.
I
have enough
He shocked many and a fellow from central
could easily call him a “silly boy’.
Kagutha gave an unexpected statement that he would not bother a raise in
his income,” I nowadays hear people
discussing about increasing my salary. What do I need a salary increment for?”
This obviously depicts the Ugandan President as a leader of high moral
standards. To me, however, the strongman forgot to tell us that the positions
his wife and son hold in HIS
government facilitates good governance.
Museveni’s words are a translation from Swahili language.
This is to take care of our non-Swahili-speaking audience. Keep it Treadin’ Parlour!
Wednesday 4 June 2014
The danger of dying your hair
Dying hair is one of the most exciting
experiences especially when trying out a bold color that may be out of your
comfort zone. It could, therefore, be disappointing to take this daring step
only to discover that you are allergic to hair dyes. Usually, the reactions are
caused by chemicals used in the dyes. Some of those chemicals include paraphenylenediamine (PPD). It is found
in permanent hair dyes, especially those at the darker/black end of the range
and para-aminodiphenylamine (PADA)
and paratoluenediamine(PTDA).
PDD triggers the production of lgE antibodies and the release of
histamine causing dilatation of the blood vessels in the skin and the release
of histamine causing dilatation of blood vessels and also makes these vessels
more porous. The increased blood flow along with plasma seeping into the tissue
spaces of the skin results in skin redness and oedema (swelling of eyelids).
Reactions of one kind or another to the use
of hair dye range from irritant contact dermatitis (irritation occurring locally
in areas direct contact with the dye ; symptoms mostly affect the scalp, neck,
forehead, eyes and eyelids) to allergic contact dermatitis.
Symptoms often occur within two to three
days after a person dyes hair. However, symptoms may last for days to weeks
after the last time a person dyed their hair.
Wash any remaining dye out of your hair
using a strong shampoo to eliminate the entire residue then try using a cream
that can help reduce inflammation.
Majority of Kenyans are politically insulated
With an immense political uncertainty in the country, a huge number of citizens have no idea on what is to befall them next. The high cost of living, state of the economy, alarming insecurity and social evils are indicators of a compromised political system. Political leaders are just lying to Kenyans on public, just to be seen to secure their jobs. The big question however is “Who will clear this mess up?”
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