MWANGI X MUTHIORA: August 2008

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

MWANAWASA REST IN PEACE

All of us are mourning the sudden death of President Levy Mwanawasa who passed out in a {Paris hospital. For those of us who are not from zambia we are truly mourning Levy as a president who stood his ground when it comes to addressing corruption. rest in peace.

HAITI EARTHQUAKE

Haiti's worst quake in two centuries hit south of the capital Port-au-Prince this week. Thousands of lives have been lost, many are still missing, and hundreds of thousands of people have been affected. Haiti's Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive says he believes more than 100,000 people may have been killed.

The earthquake has destroyed much of the already fragile and overburdened infrastructure in the most densely populated part of the country. A massive and immediate international response is needed to provide food, water, shelter, and medical supplies to the people.

"I LOVE MY PARENTS"

THE BUD

Not so long ago
a bud sprut out,
Each day, a new leaf Developed
Growing stronger than
the previous one.

In the morning, Mom watered the bud
In the evenning the usual nourishment.
During sunshine, Dad offered the shade
and the bud grew stronger and stronger.

The bud is now gone
It has grown into beautiful flowers
Bright and Adorable
The envy of all buds.

Soon, the flowers shall disappear
Only then shall Mom and Dad
Leap the fruits.

Big, Round, Juicy and Sweet
Dad and Mom!
“Thats what you have made me,
I Cherish your love and care”

Facts About Mau Forest

The Mau ranges form one side of nature’s architectural marvel, the Great Rift Valley.

It is on these ranges that the Mau Forest nests, cuddled by a rare mix of animals, birds and flora to constitute one of the largest water towers in the country.

The forest nestles in a complex ecosystem that is the source of at least 12 rivers, which drain in either direction — westwards towards Lake Victoria and eastwards to Nakuru through Mau Narok, Lake Nakuru and the Mara-Serengeti tourism circuits.

The Mau complex is Kenya’s biggest forest block and East Africa’s largest block of closed canopy indigenous forest.

Viewed from the air, it resembles a lush, green carpet, with some brown patches where illegal logging and charcoal burning takes place, deep in the forest, away from the prying eyes of forest guards and conservationists.

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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

MWANAWASA REST IN PEACE

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