The path to our prosperity as a bloc is in the water of the Nile

A learned wag at my locale even named the ghosts dueling in the violent marine whirlwind as belonging to former East African presidents Kambarage Nyerere and Amin Dada, whose conflict lasted the entire duration of the former’s entire reign that spanned eight-and-a-quarter years.

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Lake Victoria saw a number of water sprouts in mid-March that baffled our people who don’t have much time for science. Though the violent water towers rising high into the skies were caused by the recent excessive heat that altered atmospheric pressure and intensified wind movements, many this (western) side of the lake explained them off as an encounter of ghosts, as believed to occur when they meet on land causing a whirlwind.

A learned wag at my locale even named the ghosts dueling in the violent marine whirlwind as belonging to former East African presidents Kambarage Nyerere and Amin Dada, whose conflict lasted the entire duration of the former’s entire reign that spanned eight-and-a-quarter years.