Samson Kukogho

New data released by UNICEF has revealed that about half of those living with HIV in Africa can be found in just six countries: South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, India, Mozambique and Tanzania.

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The new data states that most adolescents who die of AIDS-related illnesses acquired HIV when they were infants, 10 to 15 years ago, when fewer pregnant women and mothers living with HIV received antiretroviral medicines to prevent HIV transmission from mother to child.

These children have survived into their teenage years, sometimes without knowing their HIV status.

According to the data in UNICEF’s Statistical Update on Children, Adolescents and AIDS, less than half of children under 2 months old are tested for HIV and only 1 in 3 of the 2.6 million children under the age of 15 living with HIV are on treatment.

AIDS has been revealed to be the number one cause of death among adolescents in Africa and the second leading cause of death among adolescents globally.

Among HIV-affected populations, adolescents are the only group for which the mortality figures are not decreasing.

In sub-Saharan Africa, the region with the highest prevalence, girls are vastly more affected, accounting for 7 in 10 new infections among 15-19 year-olds.

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However, among adolescents in that age group in the region, just over 1 in 10 are tested for HIV.

6 of 10 children will suffer violence before 18 years- UNICEF

According to this new information, the number of adolescent deaths from AIDS has tripled over the last 15 years, with 26 new infections occurring every hour.

Nigeria, South Africa, 4 others revealed to make up half of adolescents with HIV in Africa

An Ethopian man has reportedly built his own plane after he was told he couldn't be a pilot because he was too short.

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Asmelash Zeferu who did not want to let being too short, stop him from flying a plane, the 35-yr-old plans to take his handcrafted K-570 light aeroplane to the air near the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa and marry his fiancé, Seble Bekele when he lands.

15 years ago, when he tried to enrol at the Dire Dawa branch of the Ethiopian Airlines Aviation Academy, Zeferu was rejected, because at 1m 70cm (5ft 7ins) he was 1cm too short.

He learnt every aspect of aircraft manufacture from youtube videos and tutorials.

"I decided to build my own aircraft if I couldn't be a pilot. Then I'd be able to fly high in the sky."

Five months ago, he failed to take-off in his machine, on November 28, Zeferu will return to the same air field and rev his newly-modified machine.

Taking off at 90 mph, he will aim to reach an altitude of 10 meters which is not no mean feat considering he has 'no parachute or anything to protect me.

"To fly an aircraft is not a big deal." he explains. "The greatest danger will be in landing."

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Despite support from his family, he says:

"The biggest challenge in building my aircraft was the people around me... people calling me mad. People were asking 'How can you build an aircraft in Ethiopia? In Africa?'

''My dream is to become an aerospace engineer at NASA. And I will be."

Asmelash Zeferu builds plane after being told he was too short to fly a plane

This is not Zeferu's first try and he hopes the attempt will be more successful than five months ago when a broken propeller thwarted his dream.

Man too short to be a pilot builds plane using youtube

If you are into science laboratory role play porn then this wouldn’t be much of an issue for you. Your protective goggle fetish is about to go mainstream. And if like any science lover you are all about health and safety, the law would also be forcing porn stars to wear condoms for their films. While, the concern for the wellbeing of pornographic stars is somewhat touching, is it really worth it to impose a law on them that literally threatens their livelihood?

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A law in the Los Angeles County that required porn stars to wear condoms resulted in a whopping 90% drop of producers applying for permits to shoot films from 2012 to 2013. If just the enforcement of condoms can cause that much of a rift, one can only imagine what protective googles would do to the industry in California. When you take into account that only a decade ago the Los Angeles Country was home to an estimated $4 billion porn industry, this is not pocket change we are talking about.

The proposal of this new law is largely championed by HIV-positive porn stars that claim to have contracted the virus on set, but an industry trade group The Free Speech Coalition claims that the current 14day HIV test requirement is more than enough for a safety margin siting that there hasn’t been an on-set infection since 2004.

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Without a doubt the Californian porn industry would all but fold up if this law passes the ballot on November 8, 2016. I for one cannot imagine anyone choosing to watch condom and goggle protected porn. Not when the internet is crawling with terabytes of free porn more capable of satisfying the viewers fantasy.

What do you think? Do you see a future in protected porn?

If you are into science laboratory role play porn then this wouldn’t be much of an issue for you. Your protective goggle fetish is about to go mainstream.

Porn stars might soon be required to wear condoms and goggles

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For the longest time men have been told by society that it is their role to be the providers of the family. For this reason the men have come to attach their sense of validation as “men” on their ability to fulfill this role. Inherently, and intelligent women possesses the raw materials (brain power) to be more successful than a man, and this is often translated as a threat to his masculinity.

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Also, men for far too long have been used to being in the dominant situation when it comes to the balance of power in relationships. The idea of not just having to share this power, but also with the possibility of subjugation can be quite threating to the male ego. While the term housewife can still be seen in a negative light, the concept of a househusband or stay-at-home dad is often met with a feeling of pity in society.

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Lastly, research have shown women to be attracted to strong men and repelled by men they deem weaker than them, whatever her measure of strength and weakness is. With knowledge like this out there it makes men insecure just knowing that a woman may see them as weak and hence forces them to be intimidated by intelligent women who could be intellectually superior to them.

For the longest time men have been told by society that it is their role to be the providers of the family. For this reason the men have come to attach their sense of validation as “men” on their ability to fulfill this role.

Why men are intimidated by intelligent women

1. New unexplained interest

Most people have already established their hobbies and interest by the time they settle into their adult life. If your partner suddenly develops a keen interest in something completely out of their characters, there is a chance an external party is responsible for this.

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2. Sudden need for self-improvement

Becoming lazy and complacent is the hallmark of almost every long-term relationship. If your partner comes home one day and is inspired to go the gym or take up yoga classes for no apparent reason, you might have some grounds to be suspicious.

3. Sneaking out to take phone calls

This one has to be one of the number one pointers. In fact any telephone secrecy is often suggestive of some kind of affair even if only by way of supposed harmless flirtation. Be watchful of this red flag.

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4. Unexplained sweetness or irritability

A partner’s reaction towards their spouse can be strange when they are having an affair. There is a group of people that react with greater kindness to soothe their guilt and compensate for their actions. There is another group that starts to see their partner as a problem standing between them and their new love interest. Be very watchful.

5. New sexual fervor and moves

All of a sudden someone you have known for years is overly excited in bed and pulling out moves you definitely did not teach them. Chances are very high they are getting their sex degree from another university.

So you have noticed some changes in your partner's habits recently and you are wondering if they have been two timing. Here are some pointers that you may want to consider before you carry out deeper investigation.

5 Signs that he might be having an affair

The Vice Chancellor of the institution, Josphat Kazungu Ziro Mwatelah, announced the indefinite closure of the institution in the wake of the protests.

A notice purported to be from the management gave students 30 minutes to leave the university premises.

gathered that the students began their protests as early as 7am.

They set up barricades and burnt vehicles, including two government trucks, leading to massive traffic build-up around the university.

Anti-riot policemen who were deployed to prevent further discussion met a contingent of students who hurled missiles at them.

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A video posted by Kenyan online newspaper, theStar, showed a disorderly crowd of students lobbing stones at a police truck filled with policemen.

Some of the students told the newspaper that the management’s decision to hike fees without "official communication" is what led to the protests.

"This fee also varies from one department to the other," a student said.

"In some classes it has been increased from Sh6,000 to Sh8,000".

One student called on the university to "review supplementary exams" while another said they wanted the Vice Chancellor's resignation.

Last week, a similar tuition-fee hike protest at the Makerere University, Uganda, left three students hospitalized.

A truck burnt by Mombasa Technical University students

The Mombasa Technical University has been shut down indefinitely following violent students’ protests against tuition fees hike and other management issues on Monday.

Mombasa Technical University boils as students engage police over tuition fee hike

South African students protesting against tuition fee hike have disrupted activities at the Rhodes University, Grahamstown, days after a similar incidenct stalled activities at the Wits University, Johannesburg.

According to reports, a group of students armed with sticks gathered early Monday morning and turned people away from the institution’s Eastern Cape campus.

Rhodes SRC President, Zikisa Maqubela, told South African broadcaster, , that the fees students are expected to pay is unaffordable.

"Students are protesting about the minimum initial payment, which means students are required to pay 50% of the fees," Maqubela said.

"This means if students live in [residence], they will be required to pay up to R45 000 [approximately N0.7m].

"We cannot pay so much, we just don't have the money."

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Following the protests, the institution’s Vice Chancellor, Sizwe Mabizela, announced the suspension of all academic activities planned for Monday, the Daily Dispatch reported.

This protest comes only days after a similar students' action forced the management of Johannesburg-based Wits University to suspend the increase in fees pending the outcome of negotiations.

Students' protests had halted the academic work at the institution.

South African students protesting against tuition fee hike have disrupted activities at the Rhodes University, Grahamstown, days after similar incidence stalled activities at the Wits University, Johannesburg.

Tuition fee protests shut down another South African institution

Some students of the American University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola, have fabricated solar oven and chicken tractors for distribution to villagers residing in nearby communities.

According to a report on the institution's website, students taking CDV 107, a course taught by Professor Charles Reith, made the ovens using a design from a Kenyan refugee camp.

"The solar ovens were fashioned from recycled cardboard, glue, masking tape, and aluminium foil," the report stated.

"Each oven took about 45 minutes to make based on a design first developed in the 1990s at a refugee camp in Kenya.

"The team used one oven to cook a pot of noodles, which took about 10 minutes to be ready for sampling by Professor Reith and others."

The report further stated that the students made chicken tractors from scrap materials.

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"Two student teams also created chicken tractors from scrap metal and pieces of chicken wire that had been thrown away.

"Chicken tractors are screened-in boxes or portable cages used by organic farmers to prepare soil for planting; they confine the chicken in the tractor until it has eaten all the weeds, scratched the soil, and fertilized it with its guano.

"This is one of many ways organic growers fertilize their farms without using harmful and expensive chemicals."

gathered that the oven and tractors will be handed over to the villagers during a trip in November.

AUN has been actively involved in humanitarian activities in the North-East region.

Some students of the American University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola, have fabricated solar oven and chicken tractors for distribution to villagers residing in nearby communities.

Students fabricate solar ovens, chicken tractors for villagers with Kenya technology

Three students of the Makerere University, Uganda, have been hospitalized while at least 40 others have been arrested as protests over tuition fee policy continues.

The students were protesting over the management's policy that they must pay 100 per cent of their tuition fee within the first six weeks of resuming for a semester.

According to the Daily Monitor of Uganda, the university security officer, Jackson Mucunguzi, said three of the arrested students were apprehended while trying to enter the residence of the Vice Chancellor, John Ddumba.

Mucunguzi said the three hospitalized students had fainted after security personnel sprayed them with pepper spray and were rushed treatment.

Student Pulse gathered the University Council had called a crisis meeting after the second day of the protest, insisting that students pay their tuition fees as directed.

But the students resumed their protest on Wednesday after failing to strike a deal with the university administration on the policy.

Policemen called in to quell the crisis fired teargas and rubber bullets at the students who were armed with sticks and rocks.

The policemen also transported some of the injured to the hospital following the

The Students' Guild president, David Bala, vowed to continue fighting the policy, even after claims

"The university cannot have a deadline on tuition yet students have never given them a deadline on service delivery," Bala said.

"As a student leader, I will fight until this policy is reversed."

Policemen are still in the monitoring the situation even as students continue to protest in small groups.

Three students of the Makerere University, Uganda, have been hospitalized while at least 40 others have been arrested as protests over the management's tuition fee policy continues.

3 students hospitalized, 40 arrested in tuition fee protest

According to online newspaper Aswat Masriya, the Cairo University administration drew the ire of the lecturers after its announced last Tuesday that "it is not permitted for female faculty ... in all colleges and institutes, to give lectures, tutorials, attend labs or deliver scientific training while wearing the niqab."

The niqab, a veil which covers all of the face apart from the eyes, is worn by some Muslim women in public as a sign of modesty.

According to the head of the Cairo Center for Political and Legal Studies, Ahmed Mahran, who spoke Aswat Masriya, the complainants approached him to file a suit against Nassar following his decision over the veils.

Mahran said the group he represents includes women who do not wear niqabs but are in support of their cause, adding that procedures to file the case will begin on Saturday.

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But the institution's President has said his decision to ban the niqab was taken in public interest and for the benefit of education.

Nassar argued that his right to issue executive regulatory by-laws is backed by Law 49 of 1972 and decree 809 of 1975.

gathered that Cairo University is Egypt's oldest higher education institution.

Seventy-seven niqab-wearing female lecturers at the Cairo University, Egypt, have sued the institution's President,  Gaber Nassar, one week after he banned niqab wearing among staff.

77 female lecturers sue Cairo University President for banning niqab among staff

Student Pulse gathered that most of the drop outs are members of about 3000 families who were repatriated from Tokwe-Mukosi flood basin to Chingwizi area following the devastating floods of 2014.

According to the Masvingo provincial Education Director, Zadius Chitiga, who was quoted in a The Herald report, two primary schools and one secondary school have been worst hit.

The schools are Nyuni primary which is about 20km away, Chingwizi Primary and Secondary which are 15km, and Zunga primary which is about 15km away.

Chitiga explained the students choose to drop out because they cannot endure hunger pangs or the extremely long distances between their new settlement and schools.

"Initially we had about 4 300 pupils for both secondary and primary schools in Chingwizi, but when we carried out an audit, the figures had dropped to about 3 000 pupils," Chitiga said.

"There could be many factors behind the decrease in pupil population, one being the distance and to a greater extent, hunger.

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"We understand Chingwizi families are where they are because of a natural disaster and it is apparent that there tend to be challenges.

"Families depend on food handouts that chances are high that their children may leave for school without having put anything into their stomachs."

He said the government will send a team of inspectors "to get a true picture of what exactly is happening."

It will be recalled that, following the 2014 floods, President Robert Mugabe declared the situation in the Tokwe-Mukosi Dam Basin a state of national disaster.

In a press release from the then Ministry of Local Government Public Works and National Housing, quoted by IRIN in a 2014 report, the government said" about 20,000 people within the dam basin are at high risk, while another 40,000 downstream are at medium risk of flooding.”

Over 1000 pupils have dropped out of schools in Chingwizi, Masvingo province of Zimbabwe, due to hungry and long distances they have to trek to school

1000 pupils drop out of school over hunger, trekking distance

World influencers have joined the First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, in her Let Girls Learn global campaign seeking to <a href="http://pulse.ng/student/michelle-obama-us-first-lady-vows-to-give-every-girl-on-the-planet-an-opportunity-to-be-educated-id4218628.html" id="00c902db-7877-509b-957b-0a0d348b73b5">ensure that girls have access to education</a> world over.

Obama had at an event hosted by Glamour magazine at Harlem’s Apollo Theater on the 29th of September said getting girls educated is the key to solving many of the world’s ills.

Noting that there are 62 million girls worldwide who are unable to go to school, the First Lady said she would make it her life duty to provide the same opportunities enjoyed by herself and her children to these out-of-school girls.

"When I think about those 62 million girls that aren’t in school, I think about myself. I think about my daughters," Obama said.

"So I think it’s imperative and it is a part of my passion and my mission to make sure that every girl on the planet has the same opportunity that I’ve had, that my daughters have."

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World leaders and influencers have joined the global campaign on Twitter.

The list includes American politician who served as the 67th United States Secretary of State Under Obama, Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton; the US Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs, Evan Maureen Ryan;  singer, songwriter, dancer, and actor, Usher Terry Raymond IV; Mexican and American film actress, director, and producer, Salma Hayek Pinault; UNICEF; actor Michael Bakari Jordan; American actress Kerry Marisa Washington; former World No. 1 professional tennis player Billie Jean King and many others.

The Let Girls Learn campaign, launched by the First Lady and her husband, promotes projects that encourage girl education by tacking socio-economic forces keeping girls out of school, including teen pregnancy, early marriage, economic pressures and negative cultural perception of female education.

World influencers have joined the First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, in her Let Girls Learn global campaign seeking to ensure that girls have access to education world over.

Hillary Clinton, others support Michelle Obama on #LetGirlsLearn campaign on Twitter

America's First Lady, Michelle Obama, has vowed to give every female child in the world the same opportunity to be educated as herself and her daughters through the 'Let Girls Learn' global campaign.

Speaking on Tuesday at the Let Girls Learn global conversation hosted by Glamour magazine at Harlem’s Apollo Theatre, Obama said getting girls educated is the key to solving many of the world’s ills.

“If we want to end global poverty, if we want to improve the plight of our country, educating girls is the key to all of that," Obama said

She lamented that there are 62 million girls worldwide who are unable to go to school and promised to work towards changing the status quo.

“For me, this is personal. When I think about those 62 million girls that aren’t in school, I think about myself. I think about my daughters

The First Lady also advised young girls to excel in life first before worrying about boys.

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"There is no boy at this age that is cute enough or interesting enough to stop you from getting your education.

“If I had worried about who liked me or who thought I was cute when I was your age, I wouldn’t be married to the President of the United States today."

The Let Girls Learn campaign, launched by the First Lady and her husband, promote projects promote girl education by tackling the socio-economic forces keeping girls out of school, including teen pregnancy, early marriage, economic pressures and negative cultural perception of female education.

America's First Lady, Michelle Obama, has vowed to give every female child in the world the same opportunity to be educated as herself and her daughters through the 'Let Girls Learn' global campaign.

US First Lady vows to give every girl on the planet an opportunity to be educated

A 20-year-old British student, James Murphy, has died while trying to save a female friend during a kayaking (boat) trip in New Zealand.

Reports say Murphy, a student at Monash University in Australia, had travelled to New Zealand with friends.

But a change of weather tipped their kayaks into freezing water and they had to struggle to get to the shore.

Murphy and a 21-year-old student from New York, Daniel Thomas Hollnsteiner, died.

Hollnsteiner's mother, Ria David, told UK Mirror that Murphy died while trying to save one of the ladies who was finding it difficult to swim in the freezing water.

He had made it to the shore safely but went back to save the lady.

"But James himself never made it but the girl did," Mrs David said.

Monash University mourned the two students in a Facebook post.

"Our University community is deeply saddened by the news of the tragic deaths of two of our students, Daniel Thomas Hollnsteiner and James Robert Murphy, in a kayaking accident on the South Island of New Zealand," the post read.

"Monash has sent a senior member of our management team to New Zealand to support other students there at this difficult time.

"Our deepest sympathies are extended to the families of the students, their colleagues, and their friends during this tragic time.

"Our thoughts are also with the remaining students."

Police say they will investigate the tragedy.

James Murphy died while saving a lady in a kayak accident

Samson Kukogho

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