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A forgotten king who once ruled West Africa in the 14th century is named the richest person in history following a new inflation-adjusted list of the world's 25 wealthiest people. Spanning 1,000 years and with a combined fortune of $4.317trillion, only three of the list's 25 are alive today. Mansa Musa obtained his wealth from his country's production of more than half the world's supply of salt and gold which contributed to his wealth, which he used to build large mosques that still stand today. As per the writings of an Arab-Egyptian scholar- Al-Umari, Musa inherited his throne through an appointment after the king went on his pilgrimage to Mecca. one of the Mosques built in the 13th century still present today  Musa's world record net worth was diminished after his heirs were not able to Read more on http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2218025/Meet-14th-Century-African-king-richest-man-world-time-adjusted-inflation.html sources atlantablackstar.co

Just opened my window curtains to see how the weather would look like...hihihihi. This came quite instinctively because I once lived with a grandma who looked at the clouds each morning to forecast the weather before she headed to the farm. Here I am in Britain instead of just checking out the weather forecast, I opened the curtains only to be put off my the moist air trapped on the window(condensed air). I could not see through the condensed window and only then did I think of the weather forecast. I can see the blue clouds which is an indication of sunrise; it is my perecption that it will be bright for the most part of the morning. I'm happy with that personal weather deduction. Now, to the main topic. I watched a video on you-tube in which the novelist Chimamanda Ngozie was being interviewed on Beauty Does Not Solve the Problem.  I was listening as part of my morning distractions and after a few minutes she scratched her hair on camera. Should we really be concerned about

International Fellowships are awarded for full-time study or research in the United States to women who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Both graduate and postgraduate studies at accredited U.S. institutions are supported. Applicants must have earned the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree by September 30, 2015, and must have applied to their proposed institutions of study by the time of the application. Up to five International Master’s/First Professional Degree Fellowships are renewable for a second year. Recipients are selected for academic achievement and demonstrated commitment to women and girls. Recipients return to their home countries to become leaders in business, government, academia, community activism, the arts, and sciences. visit webpage http://www.aauw.org/what-we-do/educational-funding-and-awards/international-fellowships/

I'm seated here thinking about the first day after some weeks when I took my little girl to the saloon to tidy up my hair. I needed to give my hair a lift as it was quite messy. Whenever I return from the hospital I always need a make-over. Seated in a saloon with the baby all wrapped in my hands, a Yoruba woman walked up the stairs and was being shown respect by all the Yoruba women in the saloon. They were all bowing to show their respect as she seated. "Welcome ma" they said, each person taking a turn. My head was thinking; this woman must be something else, the jewelries she wore, the dress, I could not take my eyes off her. There was something that attracted me to her, just maybe, I was wondering what eldely woman could afford to dress this gorgeously and still catch my interest with style and class. Then the hairdresser patted me on the back "that's our pastor's mom oh" Oh I see, came my response. How could it escape my mind where all that holy and

Today, I am going to write about friendship. When I think of the word, friendship, I think share, love, understanding, close association, unity, harmony, laughter, peace, and much more. Coincidentally, some of my thoughts resonate with the meaning of friendship as defined by the dictionary. It would seem the meaning of friendship changes as I grow older and I want to think I now understand more. Friendship during my nursery and primary, and secondary school days was mainly constitutive of sharing our lunch contents especially during school breaks when we would each share what we brought from home. This aspect of sharing could be heartbreaking particularly in times when one was not in position to share either because it was too nice or because there was nothing to share. Some friendship became compromised because some pupils always brought goodies to school, but others struggled to come with a pack. Friendship was solidified for those who always shared and was jeopardised when pupils

Due to workshops + re-location, the PhD Administration will be closed on the following dates: 14th September 2015, 15th September 2015 and 16th September 2015 . We will answer any incoming e-mails as soon as possible when we open again. This will not have any influence on the application deadline! Open call PhD scholarships/fellowships where you apply with your own project The graduate schools own open PhD scholarships (4+4)/fellowships (5+3) Open call, October 2015 (4+4 and 5+3) 2015-218/1-150 Application deadline:   1 October 2015 at 23.59 CET    Call incl. link to the application facility Application guideline and forms http://talent.au.dk/phd/arts/open-calls/

The Cambridge International Scholarship Scheme is a prestigious scheme of approximately 80 full scholarships for international students. It was founded in 2009, and is funded by the Trust with assistance from the University, from external funding partners, and from Departments and Colleges that have agreed to contribute to these awards. The scholarship competition is administered jointly by the University's Student Registry  and the Cambridge Trust. Scholarships are offered to the PhD applicants who are liable to pay fees at the Overseas or Islands rate (i.e. not the Home/EU rate), and who are most highly ranked by their respective Departments, across all disciplines. Scholars are chosen by a selection panel including representatives from each of the six academic Schools within the University. The only factors taken into consideration are academic ability and research potential, examination results, and references. The financial situation of applicants does not affect the select

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xford University Press Masters/PhD Degrees Deadline: 8 Jan/22 Jan 2016 (annual) Study in: UK Course starts October 2016 Brief description: The Clarendon Fund is a major graduate scholarship scheme at the University of Oxford, offering around 140 new scholarships every year. Clarendon Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic excellence and potential across all degree-bearing subjects at graduate level at the University of Oxford. Host Institution(s): University of Oxford in United Kingdom Fields of study: All degree-bearing courses at graduate level are eligible. Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma courses are not eligible for this scholarship. Number of Awards: Approximately 140 scholarships are offered every year. Target group: All students including international students Scholarship value/inclusions: All Clarendon Scholarships cover tuition and college fees in full and a generous annual grant for living costs, which is normally sufficient to cover the living

So someday, you too are going to be a mom. Absolutely nothing in this world will prepare you for it. But I want you to note most saliently, that the little beauty in having a child, is for you to be there each time he/she calls. In my view, being a mother is empowering as I respond to the needs of the little one who is pristine in nature and sometimes with so much affection, but sometimes, things seem overwhelming. I recall my first encounters: I would tuck the little one in  and doze off too and it would feel like the greatest accomplishment, but just after a few minutes the little one would be up again scratching the beddings and making baby noises and I would question within me, "chai, this pikin now now so you sleep?" and with heavy eyes, I'd still wake up, find a spot and cuddle the baby into my arms. Once in my arms, the baby would rub its mouth against my chest looking for food. And at what time? Midnight! Here I am missing those moments with the knowledge that I

Does reason come natural to everyone or is it learned? There are certain human behaviours that are to me, instinctive such as breastfeeding. You don't have to teach a baby to latch on. Miracle! But much of what sustains a successful life takes practice, discipline, resilience and most crucially, reason. Some take greater time to reason, and others take little time. Some emerge extensively successful and others just struggle. I have many of my friends who frequently use the adage; "we have come to escort others" to live a beautiful life. But then again, what constitutes success, and a beautiful life is hyper nuanced. It would be parochial of me to think everyone should live the same way even if they were on the same plane. Having said that, I believe it is salient to understand that one of the basic components of success is reason. One of the key ways to become reasonable, is to gain mastery of the language in which you communicate. When your child has a broad use of vocab

The Institute invites applications from scholars and practitioners who conduct international research on themes of democracy and/or human development. Applicants may come from any country and typically fall into three groups: -Promising junior and mid-career scholars (typically postdocs and assistant or associate professors) -Distinguished senior scholars with an established record of scholarly excellence -Accomplished policy makers, journalists, and other practioners whose knowledge and experience can link policy and scholarship -Most successful applicants will hold a PhD or equivalent degree in a social science discipline or in history. -In exceptional cases, the Institute will support applicants with a PhD or its equivalent in other disciplines. -The Institute welcomes applications from eminent scholars and practioners who do not hold a PhD. -Advanced ABD graduate students may apply, but awards are contingent on their having completed the PhD before beginning the fellowship.

The Gates Cambridge Trust is looking for students with outstanding academic credentials, demonstrated leadership abilities, a passion to contribute to the improvement of society and a good fit with the graduate programme at Cambridge for which they are applying. Study Subject (s) : Scholarships are awarded to study any subject available at the University of Cambridge. Course Level : Scholarships are available to pursue a full-time postgraduate degree (PhD, MSc or MLitt or one year postgraduate course) in any subject available at the University of Cambridge. Scholarship Provider : The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Scholarship can be taken at : UK Eligibility : -a citizen of any country outside the United Kingdom. -applying to pursue one of the following full-time residential courses of study at the University of Cambridge:  PhD (three year research-only degree); MSc or MLitt (two year research-only degree); or a one year postgraduate course (e.g. MPhil, LLM, MASt, Diploma, MBA

Each of the more than 700 fellows who have been in residence at the Radcliffe Institute has pursued an independent project, but the collaborative experience unites all of them. Individual Applicants for the 2016–2017 Fellowship Year Our  online application  for the 2016–2017 fellowship year is now available. The deadline for individual applications in the creative arts, humanities, and social sciences is September 24, 2015. For applications in the natural sciences and mathematics, the deadline is October 15, 2015. Cluster Applicants for the 2016–2017 Fellowship Year The deadline to apply as a cluster has passed. In July, the cluster convener will be notified on the status of their proposal. For questions regarding the application process, you can contact us by email or phone at fellowships@radcliffe.harvard.edu  or 617-496-1324. Selection Process Former fellows of the Radcliffe Institute Fellowship Program (2000 to present) are not eligible to apply. Each applica

For recent graduates of law schools or graduate programs in journalism, international relations, area studies, or other relevant disciplines from universities worldwide. Unrestricted Fellowships Alan R. and Barbara D. Finberg Fellowship  - Established in memory of Alan R. and Barbara D. Finberg, early supporters of Human Rights Watch (“HRW”), this fellowship is open to recent graduates (at the Master's level) in the fields of law, journalism, international relations, or other relevant studies. Graduates with LL.B. degrees or advanced degrees in other relevant disciplines may also be considered. Restricted Fellowships NYU School of Law Fellowship at HRW  - This fellowship is open to 2016 J.D. graduates of New York University School of Law and recent J.D. graduates who would begin the fellowship immediately upon completion of a judicial clerkship. Leonard H. Sandler Fellowship  - Established in memory of Judge Leonard H. Sandler, a 1950 Columbia Law graduate with a lifelon

I feel like I should over-emphasize the point made on my previous article "Yay or Nay to Mentoring Children?" I thought about it, and reached the conclusion of Yay. And here's why. Growing up in Cameroon, I watched hens mothering their children in a manner that indicates the mentoring technique I intend to capture. To mentor a child, in its simplest form, is to teach them how to fend for themselves. Even though I see education as the direct route through which many have tended to provide for themselves and families, I also think there exist several other indirect paths. Unfortunately in Cameroon, many of these paths are thought of as low-income jobs, meant for those with little intellectual capacity. Contrary to the view, I have observed that it is the means through which many in the West sustain their lives. Examples such as sewing, hair-braiding, driving, and crocheting are usually perceived as a no go area for many parents in Cameroon. But in Britain, it is a life skil

At some point in my life was instilled me the desire to see nothing valuable; not to make any efforts towards anything. For those of you who know me too well, giving-up has never been my option. I might take a break because I am consumed by other priorities, but I don’t leave it. In my life, and not unique to me, I have faced several life challenges. In those moments of despair, I would wish so much that my grand-mother was alive for me to go live in her hut and do nothing but join her in the farm and sing all day, while she did most of the work. That life was in my view, a stress free life. Grandma’s life was pretty basic. She did not need much and her greatest joy was to see the seeds she sowed produce bounties. She enjoyed sharing whatever she harvested and selling some to gain some financial remuneration which she used to purchase basic needs. I thought the life was stress free, but it wasn’t. She did stain as she tilled the soil, planted seeds, nurtured them and also harvested. N