Blog of the UG-LSU
TRY THIS. Today’s discussion is centred on study habits. Before I begin, however, I should probably put a disclaimer out there that this article is not going to teach you how to learn. It is only meant to improve your already existing […]
The Republic of Nindugla is a unitary republic in Sub-Saharan Africa. The people of Nindugla in 1992 adopted for themselves a constitution which is described as the fundamental law of the land. In consequence thereof, any enactment or act which is found to be inconsistent with the constitution or any provision thereof is void and […]
WORLD The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is the most ratified human rights treaty in the world with 197 countries being signatories to the treaty. It is designed to set out the rights to be developed to help achieve the full potential of children.[1] The four core principles of the Convention […]
When it comes to putting yourself first, there should be no compromise. It is rather unfortunate that the default assumption when you practice self-care is that you are selfish. This could not be farther from the truth. Self-care is the practice of taking action to preserve or improve one’s health, wellbeing and happiness. Today I […]
A response to Victor Azure’s article, “How Far Should Separation of Powers Go”. Before I start, I would like to state emphatically that a reader who has not read Victor Azure’s article should quickly do so and revert. I would now proceed from where my colleague ended his piece which is, “…but how far should […]