Chris Mukasa

In the middle of the Sahara Desert (Niger region), giraffe patterns carved into rocks, claimed to be about 12000-10000 years old.

National Geographic Picture of The Year. Black images are shadows of zebras. Zoom in and you will see zebras.

BREAKING NEWS "Congo authorities will no longer allow the country's minerals to be processed outside Africa. DRC has took a stance against the exportation of it raw mineral resources. According to the country authorities, none of their raw minerals will ever be processed outside”

Something to save on your phone and do research on it.

I am SO jealous of this woman who was passed down all of her grandmothers clothing. Such beautiful pieces. Her grandma was clearly a material girl in her day. ❤️

What really happened inside the U.N.’s emergency Russia-Ukraine session…

In 2014, I wrote a research paper 'Demand Elasticities for Mobile Telecommunications in Kenya'. Empirical evidence showed short run demand to be price inelastic, & income elastic. I came across an article that reference my work & felt elated. @GeorgeBodo businesstoday.co.ke/price-controls…

Storytime. My Covid Stories 1. I have a story here and it's a pretty long one. facebook.com/photo/?fbid=31… I hope it's worth your time. :-)

For the first time in history, the world’s top architecture prize (Pritzker) has gone to a black winner - Diébédo Francis Kéré of Burkina Faso. His buildings are a true testament to the beauty of working for and with local communities, local materials, and homegrown uniqueness.

What a mother #zebra could do to save her screaming fawn! She dared to the very end, fighting amidst the flashing teeth of this #lioness. She had to save her fawn with energetic kicks and bravery. In the end a young life was saved! #Nature! #Africansafari #foal #BigCats #Big5 🎥

Rain by SWV ☔️

Do other countries have armed cops at schools during national exams or is this a Kenyan thing?

#TheKashmirFiles is hitting more screens in Kerala! @vivekagnihotri can be super proud as it's the ordinary people who urge distributors to bring the film near them. I don't think this has ever happened before. Point is—Kashmir or Kerala, horror of atrocities remains the same.