Kenya’s police on Monday said that they had arrested a suspected serial killer who they said confessed to killing 42 women in the past two years, a shocking development in a country wracked by political turmoil and a spate of violence against women. The police arrested the man days after the dismembered bodies of nine women were found at an abandoned quarry used as a dumping site in a shantytown in Nairobi, the capital.The man, identified as Collins Jumaisi Khalusha, 33, confessed to having “lured, killed and disposed” of the women, including his wife, at the dumping site, according to…
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Who am I? Who are you? These two most basic questions of identity serve as our introduction to the many forms of ser in Spanish. Ser is one of the two prominent “to be” verbs in Spanish; the other is estar. Ser is an irregular -er verb, so it doesn’t follow regular verb ending patterns. Being able to use all the forms of ser in Spanish will make you a more fluent speaker. Keep reading this blog post for a comprehensive, practical grammar guide to using ser in all its forms! (For a more technical lesson on this verb’s conjugation,…
It’s dazzling, it’s delightful, it’s a spectacle for (all) the ages! Archie Brothers Cirque Elecriq in Adelaide is a real prize for your eyes. Review by Carla Caruso Arcade games, claw machines, bumper cars … these are a few of my boys’ favourite things! You can find all of them in the one place at Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq – part of Funlab’s entertainment and dining precinct in Rundle Place. Archie Brothers Cirque Elecriq has been dubbed “a kaleidoscopic circus of cocktails, arcade and ticket games that give old fun a new life”. The entertainment destination, which opened in November…
Think Before You ClickBefore taking any photo, it may be worthwhile asking yourself what you are trying to document. If you understand the intention behind the picture, you are more likely to create an image that will last a lifetime and elicit the meaning and significance you want. Having a ‘why’ when deciding what to shoot helps you focus on what part of the photo will help you remember this particular memory or experience in years to come. This reason can be as simple or complex as you choose, from a funny interaction with wildlife to a sunset that reminds you…
The winding roads to this town in northern Rwanda were lined with election posters for the man who has been president for decades: Paul Kagame.Businesses were ordered shut and women swept the streets before the president’s convoy swooshed by, heading for a huge rally in a stadium bedecked with the governing party’s red, white and sky-blue colors. Tens of thousands of cheering people, largely mobilized by party operatives, greeted his arrival.A day later, Mr. Kagame’s main challenger, Frank Habineza, arrived in the same town without a fanfare. His party’s colors — green, yellow and white — were absent from the…
Book Review of The Things I LoveSponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Written by Christina M. Carroll Illustrated by Jenny Slife Ages 4+ | 28 Pages Publisher: The Orange Chair, LLC (2023) | ISBN-13: 9798889740001 What to Expect: Getting older, interests, and the mother-child relationship. In this sweet and simple picture book, readers walk back through time through each year of their life, thinking about how their interests and likes have changed over time. Snuggled up at bedtime is the perfect time for you to think about all the things you love. What do you love…
What’s on at the South Australian Museum The South Australian Museum is a popular destination for families with kids of all ages, offering free educational activities, intriuging displays and innovative temporary exhibitions. The Discovery Centre is a favourite with families, offering hands-on exploration, while the Giant Squid that covers four floors is always popular. Read our review of the South Australian Museum here What’s on in July 2024 Sensory friendly morning at the South Australian Museum A quiet, sensory friendly evening for visitors of all ages, their families, friends, and support workers. 20 July 2024 | 8:00am – 9:45am Book…
Traveling is a beautiful opportunity to explore new places, experience different cultures, and create lasting memories with loved ones. However, leaving your home unattended can be a source of anxiety. Ensuring the safety of your home and family while you’re away requires careful planning and proactive measures. Here are some essential tips to help you keep your home secure and your mind at ease during your travels.A robust home security system is the cornerstone of protecting your property. If you don’t already have one, consider investing in a comprehensive security setup that includes cameras, motion detectors, and alarm contacts for…
Lawmakers who had been moving toward repealing Gambia’s landmark ban on female genital cutting overwhelmingly changed course on Monday, voting instead to keep the legislation in place after women staged an intense three-month campaign.Gambia, a sliver of a country on the west coast of Africa, had grabbed international attention earlier this year as it appeared headed to becoming the world’s first nation to roll back protections against cutting.“It would have faced pariah status,” said Satang Nabaneh, a Gambian legal scholar focused on sexual and reproductive rights and women’s rights.Of the 53 members of Gambia’s National Assembly present on Monday, 34…
Book Review of Jane Escapes to the Jungle of IndividualitySponsored* | All opinions are our ownThe Children’s Book Review Written by Jennifer Nestor Illustrated by Victoria Mikki Ages: 4+ | 40 Pages Publisher: BookBaby | ISBN-13: 979-8350953602 What to Expect: Individuality, Self-Acceptance, Imagination, Friendship, Family Support, and Bullying Awareness Jennifer Nestor’s Jane Escapes to the Jungle of Individuality is a delightful and inspiring children’s book that tackles the important theme of self-acceptance and celebrates the uniqueness of every individual. Through vibrant storytelling and imaginative scenarios, Nestor crafts a tale that resonates with young readers who may struggle with feeling different…