Exploring the world through servant leadership
For the full photo essay and more beautiful photography visit: https://www.aungnaingsoe.com/ Thanakha, is a yellowish cream that Burmese people put on their face. It naturally comes from grinding the bark …
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By: Aung Naing Soe As a journalist from a country like Myanmar, a country with a huge immigration issue, I was so excited to come to Arizona and visit border …
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Noreen Shams discusses U.S. and world news, including the impeachment inquiry, Iraq protests and more.
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In the past two weeks, climate change got its due respect on debates, on TV screens, and on the streets around the world thanks to Greta Thunberg, a Swedish environmental …
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Distributing food to a shopping cart, delivering them to the client’s car, chatting with them, helping them move all of their food in to the car and saying “have a …
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The best part of being in the United States of America for the first time is having a lot of first times. Last week I had that first time experience …
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The Excellence in Journalism 2019 – organized by the Society of Professional Journalists, Radio Television Digital News Association, and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists – was very enriching and …
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By Deusdedit Ruhangariyo and Pierre Negaud Dupenor There is nothing more fulfilling than meeting a group of over 20 managers, getting together to share ideas and brainstorm about how to …
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“I am Mónica, from Cuba”. Now this is the first thing that comes to my mind when it’s about start talking, after having introduced myself beginning like this so many …
Read MoreNigeria became an independent state on October the 1st, 1960 from Britain. Three years later, in 1963, the country became republic. Since then, it has been known and called as …
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