What a way to start the day...

My side mirror are stolen!
This is the second time my side mirror are stolen, and so I decided that enough is enough. I went to report it to the police and I went even further to visit the area in Jangwani where I suspected those vibaka went and what I found out is outrageous. I actually found out that there is a woman by the name Bibi Manju who is actually housing and feeding those vibaka!. I went back to the police and report again about Bibi Manju and  the hide out, the police promised to work on the matter, and of course I will follow closely.
I really felt bad that those vibaka took my mirror as though they were theirs and walked confidently back to their hide out.
Side mirror stealing is trending now in Dar es salaam, and most of the thieves are youths, which is really sad story as you would expect them to  be somewhere getting productive and add something to the nations development. This is a challenge to the society and the our government to work on solving the unemployment problem among the youths'.

Students Holiday

The University  has closed for four weeks, so besides marking students scripts I am glad that I got the chance to learn on social Entrepreneurship, it is really an amazing concept. I has given me new insights and hopes, my spirit is renewed and I am ready to take new challenges.