East African Asians- The New WahindiHow both the Asians and the Africans were wrong about their perceptions of each other!
How the East African Asians saw the Africans and themselves
The Commonwealth Games were a success but reliable hard data is needed to determine the real cost benefit analysis of the event. Does anyone have this information?
India can deliver the Commowealth Games next month but the bureaucrats must respect the media and the consumer. They can start by reflecting professionalism.
A narrative, presenting a mostly true account of the lives of the East African Asians in the late 1905s when many of the members of the community lived in the sakati, essentially a commune. Names have been changed and any resemblance to persons dead or alive is not intended.
A highly fictional narrative driven by uncontrollable poetic licence but inspired by a true story of a dog reported by Sky News.
Introducing Rasmi Paun’s ‘Escape from Uganda’. It reflects her personal experiences of the troubles and how members of her family were affected.
Reports about crime always make difficult reading for East African Asians who may have opted to become citizens of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Others with different nationalities who have chosen to work and live there are also dismayed by what many perceive to be planned attacks on Asian businesses and wealthy families. No one can underestimate the trauma and fear caused by these criminal acts but it is important to keep things in perspective…..Asian families may be targeted in Nairobi, London, Toronto and New York. Prevention must the key.
Pani re pani tera rang kaisa
Welcome to 2012 and a bucketful of dreams, aspirations and perhaps a few regrets as well. Calling all East African Asians to start their year by supporting my appeal.