It’s a bright morning in Bwondha landing site on the shores of Lake Victoria, the world’s second largest fresh water lake. I am heading to Dolwe Island, eastwards, on a three to four hour journey by boat to physically view and touch the rock art and paintings done about 300 to 500 years ago by the early inhabitants of the 4.7 square mile Island famous for the most artistic rock formations. Golofa that looks like a storied building, Ndege in shape of a plane, Singiro, Bukangawa and Mwango...
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By Ras Memnon
August 13,2015
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Biko's Disciple
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The Ebola crises in West Africa is another occasion where the whole world gets to see inept leadership in many African countries.
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