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The Worst Female Serial Killer In Recorded History is a African Woman Yes, it is true, death is a woman living in Uganda Africa, The Programmer Credonia Mwerinde the worst mass religious murder in the world. Many of the worst serial killers recorded in history are women. Who commited worst mass religious murders in the world and directed and planned the murders; hint she is an African woman.
Death is female in the worst mass religious murder in the world. Many of the worst serial killers recorded in history are women. Women who society tends to believe can’t engage in such dreadful activities as they are thought of as caregivers and kind.

The Programmer Credonia Mwerinde Credonia Mwerinde was believed to organize the death of at least 924 followers in the cult in a fire and mass killing that engulfed the secluded mountain church at Kanungu, Uganda. The mass murder is the largest religious sect mass murder in the world, the second largest is Jim Jones who led 912 followers to their deat…

Look into Madagascar’s Plantations, Economy and Government Wages, government and employment conditions for agricultural workers on a sisal plantation on the world’s fourth-largest island of Madagascar.
What is sisal?


Sisal is a strong fiber from the spiny leaves of the agave plant. Sisal hemp, or henequen, is the name given to the cleaned and dried fiber of the cultivated varieties of the agave plant. The name sisal may have originated from having been first exported through the port of Sisal, in Yucatan.

In Africa, sisal is cultivated for fiber in Angola, Eritrea, Kenya, Madagascar, Mozambique, South Africa, and Tanzania. In Tanzania and Kenya, sisal is predominantly a plantation crop as opposed to small-scale farming.

A coarse and strong fiber, sisal is used in fabrics, twine, ropes, string, yarn, carpets, mats, cigarette paper filters, and tea bags. Sisal is also used in composite materials for cars, furniture, and construction as well as in plastics and numerous paper prod…

Types of Bananas | Three Banana Recipes and Banana Carbon Footprint There are more than 1,000 varieties of bananas grown and eaten throughout the world. Bananas are a part of the world’s fourth most important food crop and are the main ingredient of countless recipes and income for more than 70 million Africans.
Being the world’s fourth most significant food crop the carbon footprint of the banana is important to consume less energy.

There are various types of banana unique to Africa, and these can be eaten fresh, cooked, fried and processed to be served as baby food, juice, and beer. East African Highland cooking banana and plantain makes up approximately 70% of all bananas grown on the continent.

People living in the highlands of central Africa eat more bananas than anyone else does in the world, deriving 35% of their daily calories from the crop. African countries such as Uganda, Rwanda, and Cameroon, per capita consumption exceeds 440 pounds of banana a year.

In the lowland of th…

Three Ethiopian Eggplant Stew Recipes Ethiopian eggplants are small, bright red to orange, intensely flavored vegetables, similar in appearance to a tomato. Fruits and leaves of the Ethiopian Eggplant are eaten boiled, as a recipe ingredient of African soups and stews. Ethiopian Eggplants are usually picked when still green or slightly yellow and are typically grown in micro-gardens and small family gardens.

Three Ethiopian recipes, two recipes using Ethiopian eggplants and one for making the best Injera bread to eat with your Ethiopian eggplant stews by the African Gourmet.



Prep time: 20 min Cook time: 1 hour Total time: 1 hour 20 min

Spicy Ethiopian Eggplant Stew Recipe

Ingredients

4 sliced Ethiopian eggplants
1 small head cabbage, shredded
2 onions, sliced
2 cups baby carrots
2 large tomatoes, diced
1 large white potato, finely diced
1 green pepper, finely chopped
1 tablespoon minced garlic
½ teaspoon chili powder
Salt and pepper to taste
2 tablespoons oi…

Inside African Wildlife Reserves Threatened by War The forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo represent half of the total area of tropical rainforest in Africa. More than one hundred armed groups, such as the Ugandan Allied Democratic Forces, are believed to operate in the eastern region of the DRC.

The biodiversity of the Congolese forests, which provide shelter for many endemic species such as the bonobo, the mountain gorilla, and the okapi are threatened due to political instability in the region, provoking the displacement of thousands of people, represents a very serious threat to the integrity of the five properties listed below:

Garamba National Park

Kahuzi-Biega National Park

Okapi Wildlife Reserve

Salonga National Park

Virunga National Park
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has ongoing war and violence across the country, particularly in the Ituri, Kasai, and Kivu regions. More than one hundred armed groups, such as the Ugandan Allied Democratic Forces, are believe…

Origins of Kenya Largest Tribe
Numbering about 6 million Kenya's Kikuyu people are the largest ethnic tribe in Kenya.



Ancient Origins of Kenya Largest Tribe and the Mau-Mau Kikuyu Frighters
Possessor of all Ngai

Kere-Nyaga also is known as Mount Kenya is a place for prayers and sacrifices. The common name used when addressing “the possessor of all” is Ngai. Numbering about 6 million Kikuyu people are the largest ethnic group in Kenya.
While praying the Gikuya the people were to address Ngai as Mwene-nyaga. The Kikuyu name for Mount Kenya is also Mwene-nyaga. The Kikuyu God and possessor of all is Mwene-nyaga meaning owner of the snow, possessor of brightness or possessor of the white patch. 

Mwene-nyaga, lives on Mount Kenya, is also known as Kere-Nyaga. The Kikuyu pray under large sacred trees such as fig trees and this is where Mwene-nyaga is praised and prayers and sacrifices are offered.

Mount Kenya is regarded as a holy mountain by the Kikuyu and Meru communities. They use the mo…