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Qweku Chinese , a spoken word poet  known for his musical talent as a rapper specifically, performed some of his latest work in a video which he posted on his TikTok account. The poem which entitled , “A letter to my future,” talks about how he dreamt about life as a child and now facing the reality as an adult. When asked about his new found talent he says  “I am always excited about anything art and  I continue to be excited by my works and that people continue to be excited to hear my music and poetry.” Qweku said he is frequently asked about his writing process and difficulties he faces as a writer. he often jokingly answers with wisdom to people. “A talent is like a character. If the talent is inside you, it has to come out,” Qweku  said. You can watch and follow him on his TikTok account @ qweku_chinese.

  Selena Gomez   has became the first woman to have 400 million Instagram followers on Friday, just weeks after dethroning   Kylie Jenner   as the social media platform.  On her heels is Kylie Jenner, who has a whopping 382 million fans on the app, which she uses to share photos of her life and promote her makeup brand, Kylie Cosmetics. Gomez, 30, is the third most followed person on Instagram behind soccer players Cristiano Ronaldo, who has 562 followers, and Lionel Messi, who has 442 million people watching his every move. The feat comes less than a month after surpassing Jenner as the most-followed woman on the social media platform. The Wolves singer was previously the most followed woman on the site back in 2019 before Ariana Grande beat her to the post, with Kylie, 25, later overtaking them.  Many of the singer's fans have been rejoicing at the news, proclaiming Selena 'the queen of Instagram'. Taking to Twitter, one user wrote: 'Selena Gomez is once again the mos

  Job Opportunities in the Video Gaming Industry In today's digital and  technological  world, video gaming is a booming industry that offers a vast array of job titles and career paths. With the growing popularity of  gaming  comes a plethora of career opportunities within the industry. Some job  titles include animators, game designers, sound engineers, test developers, marketers and sales representatives, writers and technical support professionals. Animators are responsible for creating character movement in game animation while game designers develop the look and feel of the game by creating levels and design elements that drive player engagement. Animators also collaborate closely with artists to create dynamic gaming environments while sound engineers are responsible for creating music and audio effects that make games more exciting to play. Test developers work on testing the game's systems ensuring there are no bugs or glitches that can hinder gameplay. Marketers and s

Shazam! Fury of the Gods  star Djimon Hounsou has lamented the pay inequality he's faced throughout such a celebrated career. Nominated for two Oscars in the Best Supporting Actor category thanks to his performances in 2002 drama  In America  and 2006 thriller  Blood Diamond , apparently, the Beninese-American still struggles to "make a dollar". "I've come up in the business with some people who are absolutely well-off and have very little of my accolades," he told  The Guardian . "So I feel cheated, tremendously cheated, in terms of finances and in terms of the workload as well." Hounsou elaborated: "I've gone to studios for meetings and they're like: 'Wow, we felt like you just got off the boat and then went back [post- Amistad , his breakout movie with Steven Spielberg]. We didn't know you were here as a true actor.' "When you hear things like that, you can see that some people's vision of you, or what you repre

David Gathu, left, and Moses Kiuna are self-taught Kenyan innovators who have built a bio-robotic prosthetic arm out of electronic scrap AF Two  portraits of Albert Einstein hang on the walls of a makeshift laboratory on Nairobi's outskirts, inspiring a pair of self-taught Kenyan innovators who have built a bio-robotic prosthetic arm out of electronic scrap But their latest invention is a significant upgrade, according to the duo. The device uses a headset receiver to pick up brain signals and convert them to an electric current, which is then sent to a transmitter that wirelessly relays commands to the arm, prompting it into action. We saw people living with disabilities go through a lot of struggles and desired to make them... (feel) far more abled," Gathu told AFP. Kiuna said their first prosthetic arm, custom-made for the neighbour, had "helped him operate around the house on his own". The high cost of prosthetics means only one out of 10 people in need are able

Image credit: apnews.com The size of the tobacco crop increased despite increased fertilizer prices caused by the war in Ukraine. Zimbabwe expects to harvest 230 million kilograms (254,000 tons) of the golden leaf this season, up from 212 million kilograms (234,000 tons) last year, officials said at the official opening. The southern African country now wants to make its tobacco industry more lucrative by manufacturing more cigarettes at home and limiting foreign funding of farmers. Currently, China funds the bulk of production and buys the lion’s share of Zimbabwe’s tobacco. The war in Ukraine affected Zimbabwe’s tobacco farmers “quite badly because it happened at the time when we were planting our crop, so we did pay more for fertilizer than we should have,” said Patrick Devenish, chairman of the regulatory body, the Tobacco Industry Marketing Board. He attributed the spike in production to more growers taking up the crop, from about 123,000 farmers last season to about 150,000 this

The sight of a red bloodstain on   Kenyan   Senator Gloria Orwoba's white pantsuit was so startling that a female security guard rushed over to hide it. It was an accident, Orwoba said. Just before walking into parliament, she looked down to discover that she had been caught unprepared by her monthly period. For a moment, she considered retreat. But then she thought about how the stigma around menstruation affects Kenyan women and girls and strode into the building. To those who noticed the stain, she explained she was making a statement. It didn’t last long. Within minutes, colleagues in the senate became so uncomfortable that another female lawmaker petitioned the speaker to ask Orwoba to leave and change her clothes. Male colleagues agreed, calling the issue “taboo and private,” and Orwoba walked out. A male colleague accused her of faking her accident in parliament, to which she replied in a local media interview that “everyone would rather think it's a prank, because if it