As Zimbabwe's parliament opened today Robert Mugabe was heckled and booed in a clear display of the rejection of his and his government's leadership.
I wonder if he's getting the message that he is no longer wanted or needed? Or is he continually blinded by sense of self-importance?
Tuesday, 26 August 2008
Mugabe Booed In Parliament - Is He Getting The Message? (video)
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008
Is Linux Really What You Want?

- Taken from The Burning Biscuit
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Labels: computers, demotivation posters, linux
Monday, 18 August 2008
High-School Musical Rip-Off - Not Christianity's Finest Hour!

As someone who has spent many years around Christian ministry to children and teenagers, I was horrified to find a post on SingPraise.co.za detailing how Asylum Studios intend releasing what is clearly an attempt to cash in on the success of Disney Studio's High School Musical.
A look at the packaging and graphics shows how blatant the copying is. If you took out the title "Sunday School Musical", the poster could be mistaken for a sequel to the Disney show. It reeks of squeaky-clean evangelical puritanism.
The Christian dollar is powerful and Asylum Studios should be ashamed of themselves for putting money ahead of ethics no matter how pressing the evangelical imperative.
Teenagers are increasingly wary of having the wool pulled over their eyes. This attempt to bring them to Christ through the imitation of a secular success will, I believe, be seen by many young people as an attempt to hoodwink them!
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Sunday, 17 August 2008
MXit - Media Raises Concerns

The use of technology among young people is something I encourage as they find themselves in an ever-increasingly wired and inter-connected world. I do however believe that parents and teachers have a responsibility to teach children how to use technology in a responsible manner. I also believe that parents need to place the necessary restrictions in place to protect their children from the potential dangers of misusing technology.
The media has recently reported on several incidents involving MXit - mainly focusing on the recent phenomenon of lists naming those who some have labelled as "sluts" and "ugly".
Take a look at these reports - they make for interesting reading (especially for parents and teachers). I will be circulating these to the Grade 6 & 7 parents and all teachers at my school on Monday.
1) Getting The Message Across
2) Parents Go To War Over MXit
3) Sex Danger In Chatrooms
4) Film Board To Look At 'Slut List'
5) MXit Suspected As Teen Absconds
6) Malicious MXit Lists Create Cruel Copy-Cats
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Labels: cellphones, MXit, technology, WAP