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Henna Adornment: A Timeless Art

By Kelvin Innocent Msika

Henna adornment is an ancient art practiced for thousands of years across Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. Made from the natural dye of the henna plant, it is traditionally used for body decoration during weddings and special occasions, symbolizing beauty, love, and prosperity. This art form carries deep cultural and historical significance, with designs that convey meaning and connect generations.

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Gebisa Ejeta: From Ethiopian Roots to Global Recognition in Agricultural Science

By Yabsira Getachew

Gebisa Ejeta, an Ethiopian plant geneticist, was awarded the U.S. National Medal of Science for his pioneering work in breeding drought-tolerant and Striga-resistant sorghum. His research has boosted agricultural productivity and empowered smallholder farmers in Africa. Ejeta is a Distinguished Professor at Purdue University and an influential leader in global agricultural organizations.

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Adapting to Climate and Conflict: How Nyala, Sudan, Is Fighting Environmental Collapse

By Magam Kassar

Nyala, South Darfur, faces conflict and environmental collapse, with war causing deforestation, water pollution, and failed agriculture. Despite this, local youth are leading efforts to restore the environment and community life. The article calls for urgent support for reforestation, clean water, sustainable farming, and psychosocial aid.

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Primary Industrialization and its Impact on the Independence of East African Economies

By Kelvin Innocent Msika

This article reviews Tanzania’s industrial development from colonial times to today. Post-independence efforts boosted manufacturing, but trade restrictions slowed progress. Since the 1980s, liberalization revived industry, especially textiles. Despite challenges, Tanzania aims for semi-industrialization by 2030, highlighting the need for balanced growth across key economic sectors.