By: Adugna Eneyew
Livelihood Strategies and its determinants in Southern Ethiopia
The case of Boloso Sore of wolaita zone
*Adugna Eneyew(MSc)
**Wagayehu Bekele (PhD.)
*Author of the article, lecturer Arba Minch University, Ethiopia, adugna_e@yahoo.com
** Co-author of the article, President of Diredawa University, Ethiopia, wagayehu_bekele@yahoo.com)
December, 2008 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Above all I would like to thank the Almighty God for his unreserved gift. Besides, [...]
By: Tim Keats
There are few other accurate reflections of the cultural diversity of South Africa which match its official languages. Eleven official languages make South Africa the country with the second-most number of constitutionally recognised languages next to Bolivia and India. All eleven languages are mandated to share equal emphasis and importance, in usage and [...]
By: David R HUghes
At the southern tip of the African continent is South Africa. South Africa is a country rich in wildlife, vibrant culture, and geographical diversity. The country has an appeal for all types of visitors. Geographically, there is the arid semi desert of Karoo, the snow capped Drakensberg range, the sub tropics of [...]
By: Frank Johnson
The astounding beauty of Africa’s many regions has attracted Western explorers, sparked wars and piqued historians’ interests for centuries upon centuries. From the tranquil Mediterranean coast of North Africa to the thriving southern tip of Cape Town, the great continent spans over 10,000 indigenous tribes, more than 500 languages and over 60 independent [...]
By: James R. Ruolngul
Introduction
During the Cold War, Latin America, Southern Africa and even the dynamic Southeast Asia hardly figured in international politics. Studies on the Cold War politics and the scramble for security in other parts of the world, particularly in the industrial West mostly overlooked the Third World countries and their quest for security. [...]
By: Howie HolbenSouth Africa was a gay travel destination long before it became the first country in the world with a constitution outlawing discrimination based on sexual orientation and the fifth country to legalize same-sex marriage. With the fall of apartheid and these two historic gay rights events, the allure of South Africa has increased [...]
By: PROF GHULAM MOHYUDDIN WANI
MY maiden visit to China
Prof. Gulam Mohyuddin Wani foundation for advance ment of science and technology,4 bismillay colony,srinagar,kashmir 190005
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PRESENTLY AT ,19E Noor Nagar Extension, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi-25
Islam has a famous “saying”, sonnet from our beloved prophet to travel to China for sake of knowledge. No religion stresses on education & [...]
By: henry
You can bet that the able international organizations and firms are no longer eyeing New York, London, Singapore or Dubai for their next annual partners meeting, they just discovered Africa! They will either be coming to Nairobi city, Kenya’s capital or conveniently take up a 100 bed capacity lodge in the heart of The [...]
By: Simon Dance
So, you have done the vacation thing – winters in the Caribbean or the Mediterranean, summers in Europe, spring holidays spent on the sun warmed beaches of South America – and now you are wondering just what is left in the way of a holiday destination. And anyone tired of more traditional vacations [...]
By: Lisa Parker
Traveling is spiritually rewarding and always educational; however choosing where to travel and what to do is often frustrating and time consuming. When you are a solo traveler, this task may be hard or easier than if you were traveling with others. When traveling with others, there are suggestions and desires that you [...]