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Swahili proverb of the day: 'Where there are experts there will be no lack of...' - this African saying teaches motivational life lessons on lifelong learning, seeking mentorship, guidance, personal growth and why sharing knowledge can change someone’s futureSwahili proverb of the day: A Swahili saying offers a life lesson about the relationship between knowledge and curiosity. It reminds us tha...- Swahili proverb of the day: 'Wealth, if you use it, comes to an end, learning, if you...' - this African saying teaches motivational life lessons on why investing is more valuable in knowledge instead of chasing wealthSwahili proverb of the day: A Swahili saying highlights learning's enduring value over material wealth. Money diminishes with use, while kn...
- African proverb of the day: ''Now the marriage begins,' says the woman who has been...' Life lessons from Swahili proverb on relationships, hardships, struggles, human behavior, true love, adjustments, and why real test begins after the honeymoon phase gets overAfrican proverb of the day highlights a Swahili teaching about relationships, hardships, struggles, human behavior, true love, and adjustme...
- African proverb of the day: 'The laughter of a woman is the light...' Life lessons on happiness, family, peace, prosperity and why a female's presence is essential for a safe and stable house environmentAfrican proverb of the day highlights the Swahili saying “The laughter of a woman is the light of a home.” The proverb explains happiness, ...
- Watch Ranbir Kapoor getting adorable kisses from baby Raha as they return to Mumbai with Alia Bhatt: Viral VideoAlia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor returned to Mumbai with their daughter, Raha Kapoor, after attending Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s pre-w...
- 'Mann Ki Baat' is platform for Indians to share their "Mann Ki Baat", says PM Modi in 100th episodeThe Prime Minister on Sunday said that he received thousands of letters and messages from the people and was "swept away by emotions" while...
- Opinion: Mind your P'S & Q's, tomahtos-tomaytosWith the benefit of all the intervening years, and with exposure to many non-English speakers who have attained distinction in their chosen...
- Can Facebook's $1 bn plan to pay internet personalities help it regain lost fame?It is the strongest signal yet that the US social media giant now recognises the strategic importance of the "creator economy".
- Explained: Who are the rebels in northern Mozambique?They are known locally as al-Shabab, Arabic for "youth", but it seems to be just a handy nickname as they don't have any known affiliation ...
- A new monster for fantasy fansWargodont may have been a better name for the newest hyaenodont discovery.
- The 10 best things that Satya Nadella experienced this yearUnder Nadella, Microsoft's mission is "to enable people and businesses throughout the world to realize their full potential."
- "No room" for gays in Kenya, says deputy presidentKenya's deputy president has said there is "no room" for homosexuality in Kenyan society, the latest comments from an African government to...
- Life of US President Barack Obama is an inspiration: PM Narendra ModiCo-hosting 'Mann ki Baat' radio programme with Obama, Modi said, Obama's "life is in itself an inspiration. The way he has brought up his t...
- Indian TV soaps become serial hits across the world, demand for television content jumps in new marketsIndian soaps are working up more lather than ever in foreign countries, with television viewers from Serbia to Kenya lapping up typically d...
- How technology offered by Vizury Interactive helps websites turn hesitant online buyers into customersFor many web retailers, the technology that makes this possible comes from Vizury Interactive, a technology co founded by three young engin...
- Blocking Twitter: How Internet Service Providers & telcos were caught between tweets and tall egosLong derided as 'dumb pipes' to the Web, ISPs are discovering these days that insult is being increasingly followed up by injury.
- Ex-Boeing employee Vivek Lall: Meet Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries' new soldierVivek Lall, 42, used to be a brainiac engineer before he became a defence business manager. Reliance wants him to do what he did for Boeing.
- 'Kenya has more than just safaris'The affluence of Indian outbound travellers has caught the fancy of the Kenya Tourist Board (KTB) which is launching its destination market...
- Tech majors line up for UN ERP projectIndia's top IT cos prepare to bid for UN's key enterprise resource planning project . IT cos to pay tax on software purchases I More time n...
- Barack trails on this US poll2408 Americans became popular than Obama in a very specific poll for '08.
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