Eli Mshomi 
The topic of cyberbullying is a sensitive one, but still, many people have some severe misconceptions about it: Let’s delve deeper into what misconceptions might some people have about cyberbullying. Misconceptions People Might Have About Cyberbullying Here are the common myths about cyberbullying Cyberbullying isn’t as serious as physical bullying Some people believe that cyberbullying … Read more
The rise of cyberbullying has increased the role of schools in tackling this important issue. Cyberbullying has also urged parents to investigate whether schools are responsible for cyberbullying. Schools are generally not responsible for cyberbuylling. Nowadays, most schools are adopting modern day techniques like running educational campaigns, starting student-led drives, promoting empathy, partnering with law … Read more
Here are the 5 cyberbullying poems that will help you the gist of the problem and how to solve the menace. Conquering Shadows: A Stand Against Cyberbullying In the shadows of the digital realm, Where words take flight, both sharp and calm, There lies a beast, an unseen foe, A cyber-bully, striking low. With … Read more
Samia Suluhu has emerged as a champion of promoting tourism in Tanzania. Since assuming the office, she has been striving to promote tourism in the country, which holds great potential for it. Samia Suluhu also went on a Royal Tour to promote tourism in Tanzania. She launched a Royal Tour documentary to tell the world … Read more
Education and media consumption are directly related in the sense that students are highly educated and are highly influenced by the type of content they consume on media. Likewise, students also tend to benefit from the media in their studies, which has a positive impact on their education. What is the link between education and … Read more
Human rights education is essential because it helps to ensure that everyone is aware of their rights and responsibilities. It also helps to create a culture of respect for human rights and to promote the values of equality and nondiscrimination. Human rights education also helps us to challenge violations of these rights. Who benefits from … Read more
Racial etiquette is a set of behaviors and customs that members of different races are supposed to use while interacting with each other. For a long time, racial etiquette was used as a component of racial profiling since people of color were expected to behave in a specific way while interacting with whites. Racial etiquette … Read more
Bullying in schools is one of the most unfortunate phenomena, which makes many parents question if schools are doing enough to prevent bullying. Do schools do enough to prevent bullying? Despite the presence of anti-bullying laws, schools do not do enough to prevent bullying. Many schools try to avoid legal actions due to the fear … Read more
Factors limiting the freedom of workers in the labor market include workforce inflexibility, precarious employment opportunities, union busting, discrimination, low skill levels, job insecurity, limited job availability, and geographical boundaries. With limited freedom, it’s hard for workers to do their jobs perfectly. What are the key factors that limit the freedom of workers in the … Read more
Impeachment of public officials is one of the most important ways to hold them accountable. The possibility of impeachment forces the officials to stay on the right path and follow all the rules, which is the most critical thing in a democracy. When corrupt politicians, public officials, bureaucrats, and military officials are subject to impeachment, … Read more
Free speech is important in academia as it introduces diversity in college campuses while bringing new ideas conducive to a learning environment. Free speech also develops critical thinking in students who can use it for their educational purposes, not to mention that it gives students a sense of belonging. What are some of the benefits … Read more
The rule of law is one of the most important human rights which helps in the social, economic, and cultural progression of any country. When everybody is treated the same way in accordance with the law, countries progress in several ways. The rule of law helps countries reduce inequalities, improve education access, and reduce corruption. … Read more
The United Nations mentions 30 specific human rights in its Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which means that those rights must be given to every individual irrespective of their country of origin. However, any human rights debate is always a subjective topic in different countries. Are human rights different in different countries? While most countries … Read more
Roughly 106 people die in America daily due to gun violence. The numbers are astonishing and alarmingly dangerous. Daily, more than 360 people are shot but somehow manage to survive, many of whom can be traumatized for life. But pro-gun people claim that guns are necessary for any stabilized society, but their arguments are somehow … Read more
Governmental policies to implement community development projects in the erstwhile torn neighborhoods have gained traction with the anti-displacement activists, who often raise their voices against racially motivated gentrification. But many human rights watchdogs are trying to stop gentrification in one way or another. How to stop gentrification? Gentrification can only be stopped by controlled urban … Read more
Dear Riggy G. First LAW of POWER: Never OUTSHINE your MASTER. You did this on Inauguration Day. And today you FLEW in a military PLANE to Kisumu wearing SHADES. Country LOVED it. But remember this from the Arap Moi COOKBOOK of POLITICS: The Presidency is a JEALOUS institution. — Mutahi Ngunyi (@MutahiNgunyi) September 23, 2022 … Read more