A propos de ce blog
Nom du blog :
lailasamburu
Description du blog :
apercu d'une nouvelle vie...de l'Europe au Kenya...un voyage de decouvertes...POESIES
Musique
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Blog Société
Date de création :
19.07.2006
Dernière mise à jour :
31.10.2009
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· Les habitants du Samburu District (96)
· Mes compagnons (6)
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· Pour un sourire (21)
· Textes d'ici et d'ailleurs (54)
· Textes de chansons (33)
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· Mots d'amour
· The Beauty of Love
· Pensee d'amour
· Where....
· Je pense a toi
· Bonheur
· La Beaute d'une Femme...
· Une des plus belles chansons arabes
· Comment savoir ?
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· No comment - Discovered on Internet -
· Reflexions sur le Kenya d'aujourd'hui
· Bulletin de sante
super poeme d'amour les plus beaux que j'ai lu....
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Par jean, le 01.11.2009
well, its a samburu eye opener to the out side world, so i thank laila for this wonderful and still very signi...
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Par Jeff, le 26.10.2009
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Par tifene, le 16.10.2009
bonjour laila,
je suis très contente de connaitre ton blog!ton idée d internet est très intéressante!je te re...
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Par therese, le 16.10.2009
laïla, ton poème sur l'amour est magnifique tu as beaucoup de talent moi aussi j'écris des poèmes mais peut êt...
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Par Anonyme, le 15.10.2009
le clitoris ne sert qu'a faire l'amour, le prépuce aussi. mais même si cette organe est inutile, ce n'est pas ...
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Par francis, le 13.10.2009
la circoncision aussi est barbare en raison de la douleur physique de l'opération et du traumatisme de l'enfan...
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Par francis, le 06.10.2009
si j'étais excisé, la seul chose grave que je verrai dans l'excision c'est la douleur physique de l'opération....
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Par Anonyme, le 06.10.2009
bonsoir laila n 'ayant pas de réponses de ta part , à mes deux courriels persos " que je t ai fait parvenir . ...
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Par nguilou, le 02.10.2009
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Par Georges, le 16.09.2009
"the speed at which you move is never important but the direction is" these are beautiful pictures that depict...
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Par Anonyme, le 06.09.2009
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Par re nom :, le 06.09.2009
coucou laila,
ton blog est surprenant et très bien conçu!
bravo et merci pour tous les articles fort intére...
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Par ingrid, le 03.09.2009
it's very great,i like it.waw.and it's also true for us,but men,no,i don't think so...
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Par chahrazed, le 02.09.2009
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Par DANY, le 26.08.2009
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- · kenya samburu music
- · lailasambourou
- · poemhunter.com poems
- · comment écrire la faim
- · .youtube.com/watch?v=blbzktly4yc
- · sécherresse au kenya (image)
- · corinne hofmann and lketinga photos
- · wfp address in samburu maralal kenya
- · sécheresse athi river
Blogs et sites préférés
· YANNIS LARIOS PHOTOGRAPHY : SLIDESHOW
· Ending Child Hunger & Undernutrition Initiative
· http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6i_ui4_vqA
· http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md3WTPUEwBo
· The traditional music &cultures of Kenya
· photo.htlm
· The most comprehensive Kenyan search portal
· The Samburu Development
· Wildlife and Community Daily Journal
· Ethnobotany of the Samburu
· The samburu Project
· http://www.kenya-tanzanie.com
· poete 21
Drought in Africa
Rain began to fall over the drought-parched East African landscape in October 2009, marking the beginning of the rainy season. The previous rainy season of 2009 brought little moisture, and 2007 and 2008 had also been dry. The resulting drought shriveled crops and pastureland, dried rivers and reservoirs, and left nearly four million people in need of food aid in Kenya alone, said the World Food Program. This image shows the cumulative effect of the drought on vegetation just as the drought-breaking rains began to fall.
The image compares the growth of plants between July 21 and October 10, 2009, to the average growth observed over the same period from 2002–2008. The image shows how well plants were growing in the roughly two-and-a-half month period from the end of the poor rainy season early in the year to the beginning of the next rainy season in October. Green areas show better-than-average growth, tan areas reflect average conditions, and brown areas show poorer-than-average growth.
The drought had a punishing impact on the area’s vegetation. The brown tones across East Africa indicate that plants grew significantly less well between July and October 2009 than in previous years. The most severe impact of the drought is centered on northwest Kenya. October 2009 brought heavy rain to much of East Africa, and plants started to recover, said the World Food Program. The intense rain falling on dry, hard ground also triggered destructive floods, said the United Nations.
Satellites measure vegetation by recording the way plants reflect and absorb sunlight, which is an indication of how well they are photosynthesizing and growing. This image is based on vegetation data collected by the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer on the NOAA-17 POES satellite.
SOURCE:
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=40959&src=imgrss
NOT BETTER AT ALL
Three million Kenyans plunge into poverty
More than three million Kenyans joined the ranks of the poor between 1997 and 2006, even as the government claimed it was winning the war against poverty.
The number of those living below the poverty line increased from 13.4 million in 1997 to 16.6 million in 2006, according to a new government’s “Kenya Economic Report 2009”, compiled by the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (Kippra).
The situation is so dire that the number of Kenyans depending on others is 84 per cent compared to other countries such as Ghana, which has a ratio of 20 per cent.
The Kenya Integrated Household Budget Survey, released in 2007, showed that national absolute poverty had declined from 55.5 per cent in 2000 to 46 per cent in 2005/06.
Growth rate cut
The figures could be worse now with the current drought and food shortages, which have left up to 10 million Kenyans at risk of starvation, and the global economic meltdown, cutting the growth rate from 7.1 per cent in 2007 to 1.7 per cent last year.
Instructively, the report shows that, whereas there were remarkable improvements in the economic performance in the last five years until 2007, it is only in 2006 and 2007 that per capita income — the worth of each individual Kenyan — exceeded the 1997 levels.
“This shows that despite the progress we may have recorded over the years, poverty remains a major challenge to the economy,” noted the executive director of Kippra, Dr Moses Ikiara, during the report’s launch at the Kenya School of Monetary Studies on Wednesday.
The findings come at a time when the government is in the initial stages of implementing its long-term economic development strategy, Vision 2030.
SOURCE
http://www.nation.co.ke/News/-/1056/678698/-/uo4he3/-/
Le ciel de Maralal
Maralal, capitale du Samburu District
Jeux de couleurs...
A DEFAUT DE....
A DEFAUT DE CHARBON DE BOIS, LE BOIS RESTE ENCORE UN ELEMENT TRES UTILISEE AU DETRIMENT DE LA PROTECTION DE L’ENVIRONNEMENT.
SANS GAZ, NI ELECTRICITE...
Pour beaucoup de familles, le charbon de bois est encore le seul element utilise pour la cuisson des repas.
L'electricite et le gaz restent encore a ce jour des atouts inabordables pour de nombreux foyers kenyans.
Un dimanche apres-midi...
SHOPPING A MARALAL
La face cachee du Kenya...
AIDS and famine Kenya's scourge
Official statistics are hard to come by, but health workers privately estimate that up to 40 per cent of the population is now infected with the HIV virus.
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Across Kenya, 700 to 800 people die from the disease every week.
A quarter of babies are born with the infection – one of the many factors that stop one in 12 children living to reach their first birthday. Of those who survive, 12 per cent die before turning five. But it's those aged from their 20s to 50s who are most affected
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SOURCE ET ARTICLE COMPLET:
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,26253522-5007191,00.html
Photos --- Pictures :
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/gallery/0,23816,5061596-17382,00.html