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libramc · 3 years

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❤️ How to predict WHERE you're going to meet your future spouse through Astrology ❤️

hi guys! in today's post I'm going to show you how to find out where you'll meet your future spouse through your birth chart. this technique was discovered by the astrologer Kapiel Raaj, and it's based on vedic astrology. hence, you're going to need your sidereal birth chart to calculate this. if you already know how to do that, you can skip this part.

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first of all, go to astro.com > horoscope and then click on extended chart selection.

add your birth data by clicking on the 'add a new person' button. it's necessary to have your accurate birth time for this, as it's based on your ascendant.

then scroll down and click on options for zodiac and houses. choose the whole signs house system and then click on sidereal. after that, choose 'hindu/lahiri' on the ayanamsha button.

after you've calculated your chart, it will be something like this (this is angelina jolie's sidereal birth chart):

to calculate where you're going to meet your spouse, we need to first of all take a look at the 7th house lord, which is the planet that rules your 7th house. in this chart it is saturn, as she has capricorn in her 7th house. now that you know what is your 7th house lord, look at where it's placed in your chart. also, keep in mind that since this is a sidereal technique, we're only going to take in consideration traditional rulers, therefore aquarius is ruled by uranus, pisces by jupiter and scorpio by mars. angelina has her saturn in gemini in the 12th house. the opposite sign indicates the circumstances or directly the place where you're going to meet your spouse. in this chart, it is sagittarius. keep reading for an explanation of each sign!!

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♈️ aries opposite 7th house lord ♈️

you're going to meet your spouse when doing some sort of physical activity. you may meet them at the gym, or maybe at a sport event like a football match. you could even meet them just by taking a casual walk, and it could be love at first sight. you two may also meet in a place where there's lots of noise and action, maybe even danger, probably not in a quiet place. places that are ruled by aries are palestine, england, hong kong, germany, poland, syria, israel, lithuania, senegal, sierra leone and zimbabwe. as for cities, we have birmingham, cape town, leicester, florence, krakow, naples, utrecht, marseilles and georgia.

♉️ taurus opposite 7th house lord ♉️

taurus loves the finer things in life, so if you have this sign opposite your 7th house lord you may meet your spouse during your chill time. for instance, you may meet them at a spa, at the mall, at the beach... anything that symbolizes relax for you. in addition, taurus also rules finances, therefore you could meet them in a bank or in any place or circumstance where you have to deal with finances, even in a shop for example. also, since taurus rules over the throat and the voice, you may meet at a place where there's singing for instance, or at least there's music playing in the background. last but not least, being an earth sign, taurus opposing your 7th house lord may also indicate that you're going to meet your future spouse in a place where there's lots of green, maybe at the park or in a forest. places that are ruled by taurus are cyprus, tasmania, ireland, capri, rhodes, the greek iIslands, cuba, east timor, serbia, tanzania, south africa and yemen. as for cities, we have lucerne, eastbound, eastbourne, hastings, palermo, leipzig, st. louis and dublin.

♊️ gemini opposite 7th house lord ♊️

with gemini opposing your 7th house lord, you may meet your future spouse through socializing. you could meet them through your friends or through your siblings, maybe they're a sibling of a friend of yours. you could also meet them during short-distance trips, so maybe in a city near you or even on a train, on a bus, etc. communication is going to be involved, and hence you could even meet them at an event where there's the need to talk and / or write. possibly, you may as well meet him online or in school. places that are ruled by gemini include iceland, sardinia, morocco, belgium, wales, eritrea, guyana, kuwait, norway, montenegro, sweden and tonga. as for cities, we have nuremberg, tripoli, san francisco, london, melbourne, plymouth and cardiff.

♋️ cancer opposite 7th house lord ♋️

if cancer is opposing your 7th house lord, then you could have possibly known your future spouse since your childhood. you could have met a school, or to talk in a more general way you may be from the same city. possibly, you could as well meet in a place where there are children, or where there's food. in addition, since cancer is ruled by the moon, you could meet in a place where there's moon symbolism. maybe during a full or new moon. perhaps, you're going to meet near water as well, as cancer is a water sign. places that are ruled by cancer include usa, paraguay, scotland, holland, the bahamas bahrain belize, burundi, cape verde, columbia, comoros, democratic republic of the congo croatia djibouti, kiribati laos, liberia, madagascar, malawi mozambique, rwanda, slovenia solomon islands, algeria, somalia, and south korea. as for cities, we have manchester, new york, stockholm, tokyo, venice, york, amsterdam and milan.

♌️ leo opposite 7th house lord ♌️

with the sign of leo opposing your 7th house lord, you’re likely to meet your future spouse in a place where there’s fun. it could be at a party, during a vacation, at a bar, a restaurant... certainly not at work, that’s for sure. you’ll meet your spouse in a situation of relax, not of stress. since leo also rules celebrities, you may even meet them in a place where there are famous people, like a concert for instance. countries ruled by leo are afghanistan, india, italy, macedonia, romania, sicily, ecuador, zanzibar, bhutan, bolivia, central african republic chad, the ivory coast, gabon, indonesia, north korea, south korea, kyrgyzstan, malaysia, maldives, nicaragua, pakistan, mongolia, seychelles, singapore, ukraine and madagascar. as for cities, we have bristol, bombay, chicago, madrid, los angeles, philadelphia, rome and bath.

♍️ virgo opposite 7th house lord ♍️

virgo rules over health, and hence you may meet your future spouse in a health-related place. it could be at the doctor’s, at the dentist’s, in a hospital, etc. virgo is also routine, so you may meet your future spouse in a typical day of yours. it could be at the supermarket, at work, while you’re walking your dog, at the gym, and so on. basically, it could be that your future spouse is going to casually approach you in the streets. countries ruled by virgo include crete, brazil, greece, switzerland, turkey, uruguay, west indies, armenia, azerbaijan, belarus, brazil, costa rica, el salvador estonia guatemala, honduras, mali, moldova, qatar and tajikistan. as for cities we have athens, paris, toulouse, corinth, lyons, boston and mexico city.

♎️ libra opposite 7th house lord ♎️

if you have libra opposing your 7th house lord, you may get to meet your spouse in a place that has to do with beauty, so maybe in a clothes shop or at a salon. you may also meet them in a place where there are many people, or even at some sort of event like a marriage. libra also rules over politics and justice, so maybe you could meet them at the courthouse or during election time. countries that are ruled by libra include france, tibet, argentina, austria, burma, canada, china, japan, siberia, botswana, equatorial guinea, fiji, iraq, israel, lesotho, nigeria, palau, saint lucia, saudi arabia, tuvalu and uganda. as for cities that are ruled by libra we have lisbon, frankfurt, copenhagen, johannesburg, nottingham and antwerp.

♏️ scorpio opposite 7th house lord ♐️

scorpio is the sign of darkness, hence if you have it opposing your 7th house lord you may get to meet your spouse during nighttime. scorpio is also about sex, so this relationship could start off as a one night stand, or maybe you may meet in a place where sex is involved. you could also meet them in a place that has to do with death or where there's death symbolism, such as a graveyard (I hope not tho lol💀). you two may also be transforming yourselves when you meet, you could be starting a new chapter of your life to leave toxicity behind your shoulders. you could also meet at a place where you need to be naked, such as a beach or at the spa, or again in a place related to finances and money. countries that are ruled by scorpio include angola, morocco, queensland, korea, syria, norway, the transvaal, bavaria, antigua, barbuda, cambodia, dominica, latvia, lebanon, micronesia, panama, turkey, turkmenistan and zambia. cities that are ruled by scorpio include cincinnati, liverpool, newcastle, washington, vienna, baltimore and new orleans.

♐️ sagittarius opposite 7th house lord ♐️

sagittarius rules over foreign lands, so if you have it opposite your 7th house lord you're most likely going to meet your future spouse abroad. or perhaps, they are foreign and they travel to your country. you may also meet them in a place related to foreign culture, so maybe in a place filled with tourists, or perhaps in an exotic restaurant, perhaps at a sushi bar if you're not japanese for example. it may also be time for you for new experiences, perhaps you're doing something for the first time, such as trying a new sport or taking a plane. you may also meet your future spouse in college or in university, or in general in a place where there's teaching of any kind. last but not least, sagittarius is also a very spiritual sign, so you could meet them in a church, or maybe at an event related to religion such as a marriage, a baptism, etc. countries that are ruled by sagittarius include spain, australia, chile, hungary, saudi arabia, bangladesh, barbados, cameroon, kazakhstan, kenya, libya and mauritania. cities that are ruled by sagittarius include budapest, johannesburg, naples, nottingham, sheffield, sunderland, stuttgart and toronto.

♑️ capricorn opposite 7th house lord ♑️

capricorn is ruled by saturn, the planet of responsibilities, therefore if you have this sign opposing your 7th house lord you'll most likely meet your spouse on your workplace. perhaps they're your boss or a co-worker of yours, or maybe they may even be a customer of yours. you'll surely meet them later in life, when you're at least 27/28 years old, or perhaps when you manage to accomplish something really big in your life, not necessarily career-related. countries that are ruled by capricorn include india, bulgaria, mexico, great britain, albania, afghanistan, lithuania, bosnia, brunei, czech republic, haiti, nauru, slovakia and sudan. as for cities that are ruled by capricorn we have brandenburg, brussel, delhi, mexico city, port said, oxford and ghent.

♒️ aquarius opposite 7th house lord ♒️

you may meet your spouse in any place that has to do with electricity, for instance at a movie theater, at a theme park, at an apparel store, and so on. perhaps even on a public transport, such as a train, a taxi or a plane. also, since we're talking about electricity we can also count on internet, therefore if you have aquarius opposing your 7th house lord you have high chances of meeting your future spouse on social media, such as twitter, instagram, etc. or even through dating apps, such as tinder. last but not least, you may also be introduced to your spouse by your friends, or perhaps they could be a part of your group of friends. you may be both best friends and lovers, you would have a very playful and youthful relationship. countries that are ruled by aquarius include iran, finland, new zealand, russia, sweden, syria, ethiopia, the holy vatican city and sri lanka. cities that are ruled by aquarius include brighton, hamburg, helsinki, moscow, salzburg, st. petersburg and bremen.

♓️ pisces opposite 7th house lord ♓️

if you have pisces opposite your 7th house lord, you may first of all meet your future spouse near water. therefore you could meet them at the beach, at an aquarium, at the lake, at the pool, etc. perhaps even at a restaurant that serves seafood and fish, such as a sushi bar. pisces is also about alcohol, therefore you may also meet them in a bar or at a party where there's alcohol. pisces also rules over art and images, therefore you could meet them in a place where there are lots of pictures and paintings, such as a museum, or perhaps even at the movie theater, at a concert, etc. the club would be an option too, as it combines both alcohol and dancing, two pisces related things. also, it could be very late at night, when you're supposed to be sleeping, or perhaps, you're just sleepy or even drunk. last but not least, this placement usually indicates a soulmate or twinflame connection, therefore you may even meet your spouse first in the 5D than in the 3D, perhaps you feel spiritually connected to them even if you haven't met them yet. you could very likely dream of them as well. lastly, pisces is also about healing, so your future spouse may either work in the medicine field or maybe they're some sort of spiritual healer. you could possibly also meet them at the church or in a temple. countries that are ruled by pisces include normandy, north africa, portugal, samoa, egypt, Scandinavia, mauritius, morocco, namibia and tunisia. cities that are ruled by pisces include warsaw, alexandria, grimsby, jerusalem, bournemouth, seville and cowes.

and this is it! let me know in the comments where you're going to meet your spouse, and if you've already met them feel free to say if this post resonated with your experience!

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mrsrcbinscn · 4 years

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Franny’s Songs From Around The World Project

Right so, it’s established that for a forty-one year old, Franny is very social media savvy. She’s really taken advantage of social media to promote herself as a musician, singer, content creator in general, song-writer, due to her making the choice to make lots of career sacrifices to raise Wilbur. What she lost out on as far as touring, she made up for with social media fame.

Similar to Joss Stone’s Total World Tour and this person, Franny regularly covers songs in every language possible and posts them to her YouTube channel and clips on her Tiktok and Instagram. Along with regularly posting clips of jam sessions with music friends from around the world, Franny records covers with just herself and her guitar, or banjo, or piano, or mandolin, etc in her music room singing a song in a language she probably doesn’t speak and had to painstakingly learn for the song.

This has helped some people come across her accidentally and fall down the Franny Sor Robinson rabbit hole, and is also a great way to get someone to pay attention to her.

Sometimes if they’re a very diglossic society she’ll do two languages.

I’ll update this post when I find songs for each country!

Total so far: 11 because I got sleepy and need to go to bed

Bolded are languages she speaks fluently, and asterisks are languages she had a friend help her with a spoken introduction in a language native to that country, and the rest Franny just introduced the video entirely in English

Afghanistan- Chel Morghak - Kabul Dreams

Albania- Ti them heshtjes tane mjaft - Kushtrim Hoxha

Algeria

Arabic*: Lik Manwalich - Souhila Ben Lachhab

French: C’est Chelou - Zaho

Andorra Angola Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia - Sev Aknots - Astghik Safaryan Australia Austria - Zwickts mi - Wolfgang Ambros [translation] Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus- Belgium - Tous Les Memes - Stromae [insp] Belize Benin Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic Chad Chile China Colombia Comoros Democratic Republic of the Congo Republic of the Congo Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Eswatini Ethiopia Fiji Finland France Gabon The Gambia Georgia - Erti Nakhvit - Trio Mandili Germany - Nimm mich so wie ich bin - Drafi Deutscher Ghana Greece Grenada Guatemala Guinea Guinea-Bissau Guyana Haiti Honduras Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran* - Behet Ghol Midam by Mohsen Yeganeh [live version with English subs; Pedram Ratigan himself helped her with a Farsi intro spiel] Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Ivory Coast Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kiribati Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Laos Latvia - Apvij Rokas - Tango & Olga Rajecka [english lyrics] Lebanon* - Enta Eih by Nancy Ajram [inspiration] Lesotho Liberia Libya Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mali Malta Marshall Islands Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Federated States of Micronesia Moldova Monaco Mongolia Montenegro Morocco Mozambique Myanmar* - Yangon by Sunrise 18 Namibia Nauru Nepal Kingdom of the Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Niger Nigeria North Korea North Macedonia Norway

Oman

Pakistan Palau Panama Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russia Rwanda Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Samoa San Marino São Tomé and Príncipe Saudi Arabia Senegal Serbia Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore Slovakia Slovenia Solomon Islands Somalia South Africa South Korea South Sudan Spain Sri Lanka Sudan Suriname Sweden Switzerland Syria Tajikistan Tanzania Thailand Togo Tonga Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia* - Ÿuma - Smek [english lyrics] Turkey Turkmenistan Tuvalu Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Uruguay Uzbekistan Vanuatu Venezuela Vietnam: Khéo Phải Là Chuyện Của Anh - Lenatic Bubble Gum Hipsters Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe

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COCONUT CLASSICS

Fed up with the buffoonery and tomfoolery coming out of Africa. So I compiled a litany of the eccentricities and flat-out acts of buffoonery that I have come across in my research and work on Africa. Let me know which one you like the best. Enjoy.

In March 2017, Emmanuel Elibariki, a hip-hop artist, released a song in which he asked “is there still freedom of expression in Tanzania?” He was promptly arrested and his song banned from the airwaves. (The Economist, Oct 19, 2017; p.43).

The late president, Gen. Samuel Doe of Liberia summoned his finance minister – “only to be reminded by aides that he had already executed him” (The New York Times, Sept 13, 2003; p.A4).

In 2016, Uganda’s Parliament voted Shs68 million ($18,320) to cover the funeral expenses of each MP (Daily Monitor, Sept 15, 2016). Hand them over. I will bury them for FREE – with the Cutlass!

President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda wants to ban oral sex “the mouth is for eating” https://bit.ly/2ILs3RV

"Corruption is everywhere -- in the villages, wherever", Zambia's Lands Minister Gladys Nyirango acknowledged at a major conference on graft in Africa. Hours later she was SACKED. (Sapa-AFP, March 4, 2007).

A former minister of finance was found hiding – where else? -- in a coconut tree: “Zambia’s former finance minister, Katele Kalumba, was arrested and charged with theft after the police found him hiding in a tree near his rural home. Mr. Kalumba, who had been on the run for four months, is being charged in connection with some $33 million that vanished while he was in office (The New York Times, Jan 16, 2003; p.A8).

In Zimbabwe, the anti-corruption czar, Ngonidzashe Gumbo, was himself a bandit, jailed for 10 years for defrauding the commission of $435,000 (The Herald, March 12, 2015). https://bit.ly/2UCre4b

Zambia President Edgar Lungu is buying a new Presidential Jet fitted with a cutting edge military grade anti-missile defense system which fires lasers at incoming heat-seeking missiles (Zambia Observer, Oct 12, 2018). https://bit.ly/2UyS9ho

In Feb 2019, “The First Lady of Zambia, Esther Lungu, travelled to the US with a 25-man delegation to receive four fire trucks, which the Los Angeles Fire Department, had RETIRED from service” (Punch, Feb 7, 2019). Hopefully they did not fly back with the trucks!

When two coconuts fight . . . https://on.wsj.com/2PlEVzd

RWANDA: “I have caught you supporting rebels to destabilize my government. Take that! The border is closed!” (Delivers a sharp left hook). UGANDA: “Wui! . . . No, it is you who is destabilizing my government. Take that!” (Delivers a stiff upper cut). AU (the referee) is snoring zzzzzzzzzz and awakes: “I APPEAL to both of you to end hostilities!” And goes back to sleep zzzzzzzzzzzzz https://bit.ly/2SO3Agh https://bit.ly/2UzW39K

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Two journalists were arrested and charged with publishing false information for reporting that President Bingu wa Mutharika, had moved out of a new 300-room palace because he believed it was haunted. The two, Raphael Tenthani, who works for the BBC, and Mabvuto Banda of the newspaper The Nation, were reportedly taken in raids at their homes. Malawi newspapers and radio stations carried the ghost report over the weekend, quoting a senior official. Mr. Mutharika has angrily denied the reports, saying, "I have never feared ghosts in my life." (Agence France-Presse, March 16, 2005)

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Insecurity challenges heightened in Bayelsa State following separate incidents of kidnapping of four policemen and six other persons along Nembe waterways by gunmen suspected to be sea pirates. Sunday Independent gathered that the gunmen also seized a gunboat belonging to the Nigeria Police in an incident that occurred on Friday. Sources said the gunboat was escorting a barge owned by the Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) when the bandits struck (Daily Independent, October 26, 2014).

Coconut Eccentricities

Sudan

“Colonel Ibrahim Chamsadine was Sudan’s defense minister but was arrested and imprisoned in 1995 by Omar al-Bashir for opposing him. Later, the state claimed that he died in a plane crash on June 11, 2008. But he was found in a secret prison under a mosque in the Sudanese city of Omdurmanprison https://bit.ly/2YbKT9c

Mali

In March 1991, angry Malians took to the streets to demand democratic freedom from the despotic rule of Gen. Moussa Traore. He unleashed his security forces on them, killing scores, including women and children. But pro-democracy forces were not deterred and kept up the pressure. Asked to resign on March 25, he retorted: "I will not resign, my government will not resign, because I was elected not by the opposition but by all the people of Mali." Two days later, when he tried to flee the country, he was grabbed by his own security agents and sent to jail. From there, he lamented: "My fate is now in God’s hands."

Kenya

“President Daniel arap Moi has urged Kenyans to abstain from sex for at least two years to try to curb the spread of AIDS. . .Moi was speaking after the government announced plans to import 300 million condoms to fight AIDS” (The Telegraph, July 13, 2001)

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Uganda

Uganda’s Agriculture Minister, Kibirige Ssebunya, declared that: “All the poor should be arrested because they hinder us from performing our development duties. It is hard to lead the poor, and the poor cannot lead the rich. They should be eliminated" (New Vision, Kampala, Dec 15, 2004). He advised local leaders to arrest poor people in their areas of jurisdiction.

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Soldiers teach wealth creation

BUSHENYI- Soldiers implementing the newly established operational Wealth Creation program have urged farmers to stop being afraid of working with them, saying they are not a colonial army that used to force people to do community tasks. The appeal was made at a meeting for the program’s southwestern army coordinators in Bushenyi District last week. The project replaced Naads last year. The meeting was organized by the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) aimed at harmonizing collaboration between UCDA and coordinators to improve the quality and production of coffee (Daily Monitor, Feb 24, 2015)

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No fewer than 300 Nigerian soldiers FLED to Cameroon when Boko Haram insurgents overran Mubi, the second largest city in Borno State from security forces on Oct 30, 2014 (SUNDAY PUNCH, Nov 2, 2014).

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Kibaki

In May 2005, Lucy Kibaki, one of the two wives of President Mwai Kibaki, was hopping mad. She stormed into the Nairobi office of The Daily Nation, confiscated notebooks, tape recorders and pens. Brandishing a copy of the newspaper, Mrs. Kibaki, flanked by several security officers and the Nairobi police chief, Kingori Mwangi, demanded to know the whereabouts of a reporter who had written a story headlined “Shame of First Lady” that offended her. “I am here to protest, and I’m not leaving until I find the reporter who has been writing all these lies,” a witness said. Mrs. Kibaki then camped herself for much of the night at the desk of the newspaper's editor, unleashing a fury of broadsides at the staff. When a local television crew arrived, she slapped a cameraman. The problem was that she chose the wrong newspaper to unleash her full fury. It was the rival Standard newspaper that had printed the offending article, not the Daily Nation. (The Daily Nation, May 9, 2005). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nigeria

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) has proposed to spend N5 billion on the procurement of anti-terrorism, chemical, bio-radiation and NUCLEAR weapon equipment and other new projects. Breakdown of the budget by Daily Trust reveals that N254.2m was proposed for the procurement of NUCLEAR weapon equipment, as well as N196.6m for the purchase of two BMW 900 RT, 374 Sinoki motorcycles, 200 bikes and 30 rider kits. Daily Trust, Feb 21, 2018 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Zimbabwe

Three people have appeared in court in Zimbabwe, accused of stealing a suitcase containing $150,000 (£117,600) of cash from the country's ousted president, Robert Mugabe. The suspected thieves allegedly spent the money on cars, homes and animals. A relative of the ex-president, Constantia Mugabe, is among the accused, government-owned media report. She allegedly had keys to Mr Mugabe's rural home in Zvimba, near the capital Harare, and gave the others access. The other suspects were employed as cleaners at the time of the theft, which allegedly happened some time between 1 December and early January (BBC Jan 10, 2019) https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-46830960 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Kenya

In January 2000,Kenya’s ruling party’s (KANU’s) gang of thugs known as Jeshi la Mzee (“the old man’s army”), attacked a group of opposition leaders outside parliament who were protesting against the resumption of IMF assistance. When the police were called to restore order, “It was the protesters, not the thugs, who were arrested” (The Economist, Feb 5, 2000; p.42). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Zimbabwe

"In Zimbabwe, the thieves are in charge and their victims face prosecution" (The Economist, March 16, 2002; p.18). In 2000, Zimbabwe's Supreme Court ruled that invasions of white commercial farmlands by "war veterans" did not constitute a workable form of land redistribution -- a position, which was affirmed by a Commonwealth agreement struck in Abuja, Nigeria in Sept 2001. But President Robert Mugabe tossed the agreement aside, reconstituted the Supreme Court by packing it with pliant judges who then ruled on Dec 6 2001 that the violent land invasions were legal (The Economist, Dec 8, 2001; p.45).

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President Yoweri Museveni, who has been in power since 1986, was miffed in December 2017 when two Ugandan musicians suggested in a song that he should retire. The two were promptly arrested and charged with disturbing the peace of the president. “Singer David Mugema and music producer John Muwanguzi were accused of having composed and disseminated via the internet a tune titled “Wumula”, meaning “retire”, their lawyer Abdallah Kiwanuka told AFP” (Mail &Guardian, Dec 6, 2017).

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DR Congo frees goats from prison

A minister in the Democratic Republic of Congo has ordered a Kinshasa jail to release a dozen goats, which he said were being held there illegally. Deputy Justice Minister Claude Nyamugabo said he found the goats just in time during a routine jail visit. The beasts were due to appear in court, charged with being sold illegally by the roadside. The minister said many police had serious gaps in their knowledge and they would be sent for retraining. Mr Nyamugabo was conducting a routine visit to the prison when, he said, he was astonished to discover not only humans, but a herd of goats crammed into a prison cell in the capital. He has blamed the police for the incident.(Thank God, he didn’t blame the colonialists). It is not clear what will happen to the owners of the goats, who have also been imprisoned. BBC Africa analyst Mary Harper says that given the grim state of prisons in Congo, the goats will doubtless be relieved about being spared a trial. There was no word on what their punishment would have been, had they been found guilty.

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Traffic Drives Nigerians Nuts, but a Trip to a Shrink May Go Too Far Enforcement of One-Way Rules in Lagos Tests Motorists' Sanity; 'A Lot of Cannabis'

LAGOS, Nigeria—You'd have to be crazy to drive the wrong way down a one-way street here. At least, that's what cops in the local Anti-One-Way Squad say.

Seeking to stem an epidemic of wrong-way driving, Lagos authorities have ratcheted up the standard $160 fine. Scofflaws now also face psychiatric evaluations. Contesting the charge can jack up the fine to $1,600—and you still get sent to a shrink. The legal logic is simple, says Sina Thorpe, spokesman for the Lagos state ministry of transportation: If you violate one-way rules, "you should have your head examined." Threatening errant drivers with psychiatric exams, which locals deem more bureaucratic than medical, is a twist in the rough road of Nigerian traffic. Lagos bigwigs have long paid on-duty local cops to speed them through jams by riding shotgun with machine guns and menacing other drivers with bullwhips. Cut-price motorcycle taxis use thunderous horns that sound like 18-wheelers to frighten others out of the way. (The Wall Street Journal, July 27, 2011; p.A1

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Zambia: Zambia's Transport Minister, Nkandu Luo, acting to "improve sanity in the transportation industry" ordered all buses and taxis to be painted in same uniform color: Blue and white. The United Transport and Taxi Association (UTTA) who were not consulted on the move, claimed that the imposition of the colors "amounted to the worst form of dictatorship." "If they think it is such a good idea to have a uniform color, why don't they paint all government vehicles in the same blue and white so that they lead by example," UTTA member Mr. Bwalya Chupa complained. Passengers were not impressed either. "The buses should have been repaired before being smeared with a coat of paint," commuter Juliet Sefu opined. Rather than bring sanity to the transportation industry, most Zambians believe the Transport Minister has brought even further insanity to their already beleaguered transportation infrastructure (African Business, May 2001; p.13).

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Sierra Leone: The Sierra Leone Government is urging people to stop jeering and throwing stones at former military leader, Captain Valentine Strasser. A government statement said Captain Strasser had been embarrassed by people throwing stones at him and booing him when he ventured out on the streets of the capital, Freetown. "It is a great concern to the nation," the statement said (Daily Graphic, Accra, August 18, 2001; p.5).

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Uganda

Minister seeks to attract tourists: Uganda has sexy and curvy women . . . And coconuts too https://goo.gl/FXWsgi

Chad

The president built a moat around the capital to ward off rebel insurgency led by his relatives: “The government is digging a 10-foot-deep trench around the capital, Ndjamena, to prevent a repeat of an attack last month, when rebels in pickup trucks rolled in and fought two days of heavy battles. The ditch will all but encircle the city, slicing through neighborhoods and forcing vehicles to pass through fortified gateways, a security official said. The remaining trees that line the avenues of central Ndjamena are being felled. Residents say the rebels used trees knocked down by rocket-propelled grenades and cannon fire to block roads during the fighting” (Reuters reprinted in The New York Times, March 8, 2008). And who are the rebels? His own nephews and relatives. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has launched a space agency, hailing it a "milestone" as he campaigns ahead of elections at the end of the month. The Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency will deploy earth observation satellites, global navigation satellite systems, unmanned aerial vehicles, geospatial and space technologies for better farming, mineral exploration, wildlife conservation, infrastructure management and disease surveillance, he said in Harare https://bit.ly/2GZCq3w

Coconut Combat on Corruption

In Feb 2014 when Lamidu Sanusi, the former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, reported that some $20 billion in oil revenue was missing, it was he, the governor, who was immediately sacked by ex-Pres. Goodluck Jonathan for financial recklessness and misconduct! (BBC News, Feb 20, 2014) https://bbc.in/2Kb8rsE

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Paul Biya Fights Corruption? Don’t snicker; my head it splitting already! The man is holed up in Switzerland watching over his Swiss bank accounts! Holds a cabinet meeting every 4 years. In Oct 2018 he won a 7th 7-year term without even campaigning. He has already been in power for 41 years https://bit.ly/2XWI4cG

Life in a coconut Republic

Liberia under Pres. Charles Taylor

“Wheel barrows serve as ambulances for the people. The public schools do not function; more than 70 percent of the population is illiterate. Yet, all government ministers have Ph.D.s – some even three or four – all purchased. At the University of Liberia, Charles Taylor offered 11,000 scholarships to his friends in 1997 but did not pay their tuition bills. Nor did his government pay the salaries of university professors and public school teacher . . . Liberia had a judicial system but Taylor named his friends who could not read or write to be judges and attorneys, and sentences were handed down on his orders . . . The capital has a fire building, painted bright red but its only fire truck has no tires, headlamps, or even a hose. Wires dangle from the engine. With no running water in the city, firefighters must jog or hitchhike to a creek three miles away to fetch water in buckets to put out a fire” (The Washington Post, Sep 9, 2003; p.A18). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Nigeria

The late General Sani Abacha’s family thought they were smart. They hired Usman Mohammed Bello – a Sudanese from Karsala -- to look after their three children attending school in Amman, Jordan. Usman became a close confidante of Abacha with access to several coded foreign bank accounts opened by the late General. The family so trusted him that Abacha gave him diplomatic status in the Nigerian foreign office in Amman. He was also issued with both diplomatic passport number F317567 and a standard passport number A104786. Subsequently, Abacha was poisoned or died in 1998 from exhaustion from a Viagra-fueled sex orgy – depending on upon which version one believes. A short transitional government led to the election of President Olusegun Obasanjo in March 1999, who vowed to recover Abacha’s loot of about $5 billion from abroad. On October 1, 1999, Usman Bello vanished. A hysterical Abacha family appealed to Nigeria’s police and government for help in catching him! “Nigeria’s State Security Service from from (SSS) established that the Sudanese might have salted away millions of dollars entrusted to him by the Abacha family and may also be privy to other financial transactions of the family overseas, especially in the Arab world” (Weekly Insight, July 19-25, 2000; p.1). Only in a coconut republic would thieves appeal to the police to apprehend a thief! Even then, part of the Abacha loot that was recovered, was quickly re-looted! About $709 million and another ₤144 million were recovered from the loot the Abachas and his henchmen stashed abroad. But the Senate Public Accounts Committee found only $6.8 million and ₤2.8 million of the recovered booty in the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) (The Post Express (July 10, 2000).

Coconut Elections

Tanzania

The losing candidate lambasted voters, not his own incompetence, for losing an election: “The candidate of the Tanzania Labour Party (TLP), Augustine Mrema, did well in 1995 with another party, NCCR-Mageuzi, and less well with TLP in 2000. This time, he blamed the voters for betraying him. Mrema, a former home affairs minister who contested the 1995 elections as leader of his own party, chastised the voters for not choosing him previously. "I wonder why you have not given me votes to become president despite my impressive record as home affairs minister," he told a rally in Dar es Salaam broadcast live on radio and television. "I worked as deputy prime minister, which means I was boss to Mkapa and Sumaye, still you chose not to elect me president. Why? Some voters are hypocrites. They proclaim to support you but vote for other people. If you do not vote for me this time, you will have to explain." (Southen African News, Dec 16, 2005) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Nigeria

To return Nigeria to civilian rule, the late military dictator, Gen. Sani Abacha, allowed only 5 political parties to be registered in 1996 and participate in the forthcoming elections. They all promptly chose HIM as their presidential candidate!

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Rwanda: On August 25, 2003, Paul Kagame, leader of the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF), won 95.05 percent of the vote. His challenger, Faustin Twagiramungu, found his campaign stymied at every turn by government security forces. His rallies were canceled, his workers arrested and his brochures seized. On the eve of the voting, “police arrested 12 of Twagiramungu’s provincial organizers, saying they were preparing election day violence” (The Washington Times, Aug 28, 2003; p.A19). “In Twagiramungu’s home town, soldiers reportedly looked at ballot papers and ordered those who voted the wrong way to try again” (The Economist, Aug 30, 2003; p.32). Faustin Twagiramungu, won 3.62 percent and a third candidate, Jean Nepomuscene Nayinzira, had 1.33 percent (The New York Times, Aug 26, 2003; p.A6). In the 2010 elections Kagame won 93% of the vote and in the 2017 elections he won 99.98% of the vote! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Ethiopia: May 2015 election the opposition did not win a single parliamentary seat. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In Ghana’s 1996 presidential election, opposition candidate, Col. Erskine did not win a single vote in his own constituency. In other words, he did not would vote for himself and neither did his wife and four children. He was livid. When he complained bitterly on a radio program, the electoral commissioner tossed six votes his way. Marriage breaker election. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Egypt

In Egypt’s March 2018 elections all of those who expressed an interest to contest either disappeared or were thrown into jail. The main challenger was arrested and his campaign manager beaten up. The only candidate allowed to run was Mousa Mostafa Mousa. He was a strong supporter of the president. In fact, his own party previously endorsed the incumbent, Abdel Fattahh al-Sisi, who won 97% of the vote. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe’s July 2018 election bore all the hallmarks of the long-ruling ZANU-PF party’s usual machinations. Voters included more than 1,000 people about 100 years old and older; four were even born in the 1880s. Emmerson Mnangagwa (the incumbent) won 50.8% of votes to 44.3% for opposition leader Nelson Chamisa. He scraped through by the skin of his teeth to avoid a runoff! Yeah right! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Congo DR The Mother of all Coconut elections took place in Congo DR on Dec 30, 2018 after being twice postponed. Vote in 3 opposition areas were postponed to March 2019. Rest of the country voted on Dec 30. The Electoral Commissioner declared Felix Tshisekedi, an opposition candidate, as the winner on Jan 15. There was widespread speculation that the incumbent, Joseph Kabila, had made a secret pact with Tshisekedi. The Catholic Church disagreed with the results, giving the nod to another opposition candidate, Martin Fayulu, who declared himself president. A nasty political crisis erupted which wend its way to the Constitutional Court. Awoken out of its slumber, the African Union with indecent haste ordered the Court to hold off and wait for its high level and high profile delegation to come to Kinshasa to resolve the crisis. And the Chairman of the AU seeking to resolve an election dispute? Prez PAUL KAGAME of Rwanda who in Aug 2017 tossed his political rival, Diane Rwigara, into jail and won 99.98% of vote in presidential election https://goo.gl/URjASb The Court told the AU to butt out and mind his own business. It went ahead and confirmed Tshisekedi as the winner. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Coconut Security Forces Mauritania

State news: Mauritania's president mistakenly shot by his nation's troops

(CNN) -- Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, who came under fire from his own troops just hours before, took to his country's airwaves Sunday, saying the shooting incident was an accident. "I want to reassure all citizens of my well-being after the accident committed by an army unit on an unpaved road around Touela. ... Everything is fine," he said in an interview broadcast on official Mauritanian television. Troops shot the president late Saturday in what the government is calling a case of "friendly fire" -- though others believe it may have been an assassination attempt. Aziz's convoy mistakenly came under fire as it was heading back toward the capital of Nouakchott, the official AMI news agency reported. The gunshots came from a military unit stationed alongside the road in the west African country. http://www.cnn.com/2012/10/13/world/africa/mauritania-president-shot/index.html By Amir Ahmed, CNN, October 14, 2012 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Kenya

In Africa, most of the police are highway robbers and judges, crooks. Tell a police officer that you saw a minister stealing the people’s money and it is you he will arrest! Asked to investigate the brutal murders of Robert Ouko and British tourist, Julie Ward, Kenya police issued this report: “Foreign Minister Robert Ouko was presumed to have broken his own leg, shot himself in the head and set himself afire. Two years earlier, Kenyan officials suggested that a British tourist, Julie Ward, lopped off her own head and one of her legs before setting herself aflame” (The Washington Post, April 20, 2001; p. A19). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Ghana

The security forces can unleash the full force of their fury on unarmed civilians with batons, tear gas, water canons and rubber bullets. But how really brave are the security forces? On 16 December 1998, Corporal C. Darko and Constable K. A. Boateng at a Police Station in Accra, Ghana, were instructed to go and arrest Samuel Quartey, who was reported to police for being involved in a theft case. "When the suspect came out brandishing a cutlass (a machete), the police officers took to their heels with the speed of lightning that could have made an enviable record had they been timed" (The Mirror, 2 Jan 1999, 1). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Soldiers on guard duties at the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation no longer guard an observation post behind the TV studios because of a ghost who slaps officers who go on duty there at night. In September, 1994, an officer on guard at that sentry came running to the head of security complaining of an invincible hand which had on two occasions pulled his helmet from his head and slapped him. The senior officer, unmoved by the soldier's story, decided to prove him wrong by manning the post himself. Within an hour, the senior officer fled to the office telling a similar tale, this time the ghost allegedly smacked him four times on the face (Ghana Drum, Feb 1995; p.33). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Nigeria

On July 23, 1998, Colonel Anthony Obi, Osun State's military administrator, strutted pompously to deliver a speech at a state function at Osogbo in the southwestern part of Lagos, Nigeria. As the Daily Champion (24 July 1998) reported: "Panic stricken Nigerian officials ran for safety when first a rat and then a python, apparently drawn by the smell of the rat, made a sudden appearance. The officials leapt up from their seats when the rat, described as having a "long snout and offensive smell," appeared from beneath the carpet by the high table. Colonel Anthony Obi, Osun State's military administrator, and his entourage nervously returned after security agents intervened and killed the beast. (p.1) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Kenya

Ambushed by bunch of rag-tag cattle rustlers, Kenya’s elite presidential guards quickly surrendered. Johann Wandetto, a reporter for the People Daily, a newspaper in Kitale, Rift Valley province, submitted a story in the March 6, 1999 edition with the title: “Militia men rout 8 crack unit officers: Shock as Moi’s men surrender meekly.” Wandetto was immediately arrested and sentenced to 18 months in prison on what the court described as an “alarmist report” (Index on Censorship, 3/2000; p.99). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Congo DR

Nor can the security forces shoot straight. When civil war broke out in the DR Congo in 1997, Chad sent in troops to help the regime of Laurent Kabila stave off rebel attacks. What happened? “Congo rebels said 93 Chadian soldiers were killed in an ambush by Kabila government troops who mistook their identities. Chad, one of the nations allied with the Kabila regime, insisted the toll was lower” (The Wall Street Journal, Nov 12, 1998, A1). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Sudan

And the mother of all security forces? When the African Union (AU) peacekeepers' base on the edge of Haskanita, a small town in southern Darfur, came under sustained rebel assault on Sept 29, 2007, they fled into the bush. “Ten were killed; at least 40 fled into the bush. The attackers looted the compound before Sudanese troops arrived to rescue the surviving peacekeepers” (The Economist, Oct 11, 2007; p.48) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hoisted by own petard

Ousted Mauritania leader in shock

The former president of the West African state of Mauritania has said he was stunned by the coup that ousted him from power. Army officers overthrew President Maaouiya Ould Sid Ahmed Taya in a bloodless revolt on Wednesday. Speaking for the first time since the coup, Mr Taya said he had been shocked to find out who was behind it. He was toppled by the former security chief and close colleague, Colonel Ely Ould Mohammed Vall. "My situation reminds me of the old adage: 'God, save me from my friends, I'll take care of my enemies'," President Taya told Radio France Internationale from Niger. "I was stunned by the coup d'etat [...] and even more so when I heard who were the authors," Mr Taya said. President Taya, who survived a number of coup attempts in his 21-year rule, was returning from the funeral of King Fahd in Saudi Arabia when the coup took place. Col Vall, 55, has been director of national security since 1987 and, after played a key role in the 1984 coup which brought Mr Taya to power. Critics accuse the government of using the US-led war on terror to crack down on his opponents. Mr Taya had also prompted widespread opposition by establishing links with Israel, making Mauritania one of only three Arab states to have done so. The following presidents were removed by members of their own security forces: Ben Ali of Tunisia in 2011, Hosni Mubarak of Egypt in 2011, Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria in April 2019 and Omar al-Bashir of Sudan in April 2019. They never learn and keep spending more and more on security forces. In the end they are booted out by members of their own security forces. Guinea

GUINEA: PRESIDENT ESCAPES ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT Guinea's leader, Lansana Conté, survived an assassination attempt, his security minister said, after unidentified men in military uniforms fired on his convoy. Mr. Conté, 70, a diabetic chain-smoker who has no obvious successor and is rarely seen in public, later appeared on state television. Military officials said his bodyguards returned fire and foiled the attack. Security Minister Moussa Sampil said that an unspecified number of people had been detained. In his television address, Mr. Conté spoke of "external manipulations" against him but added, "Personally, I only fear my close aides, who pretend they are with me while they are not sincere." (Reuters, Jan 20, 2005). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hundreds of marauding soldiers fired guns in the air in the streets of Conakry and other towns around the country on Friday, further threatening the ability of Guinea's beleaguered president Lansana Conte to govern. Banks, schools, markets and shops all closed at around 11.30am as news spread that heavily armed soldiers were marching into town, after talks between senior military officials and soldiers at a military base near the airport collapsed. "We want the leaders who stole our wages and betrayed us to step down," one of the soldiers marching in central Conakry close to the presidential palace, told IRIN on Friday afternoon. In the morning IRIN also saw presidential guards, distinguished by their red berets, in the center of the city. They were shooting in the air in what appeared to be an attempt to scare off the mutinous soldiers, but the presidential guards were outnumbered and eventually FLED! UN Integrated Regional Information Networks NEWS 11 May 2007

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http://www.punchng.com/news/mubi-battle-300-nigerian-soldiers-flee-to-cameroon-again/

Boko Haram has seized control of a Nigerian town after hundreds of soldiers stationed there reportedly FLED across the border to Cameroon, a police source said. "Boko Haram fighters moved into Ashigashya" overnight on Monday, where they slaughtered three people in front of a church, a Cameroon police source told the AFP news agency on Tuesday on condition of anonymity. “Almost 500 Nigerian soldiers FLED the Nigerian border towns of Ashigashyia and Kerawa to take refuge from Boko Haram fighters on Cameroonian territory” (Al-Jazeera, Aug 26, 2014) www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2014/08/boko-haram-seizes-town-after-soldiers-flee-2014826181311739107.html

Islamist extremist group Boko Haram seized control of a Nigerian town of Malam Fatori, near the Niger border, after soldiers FLED, an official told the AFP. . . The fighting killed dozens and wounded about 30 people in the a commercial hub known for fishing and farming, the Anfani radio station in Diffa reported. “The town of Malam Fatori was taken by Boko Haram after violent fighting with the Nigerian army overnight,” said the official in Diffa. According to the official, 315 Nigerian soldiers FLED over the border to Diffa. Thirteen who were wounded were treated in a Diffa hospital, while the others have been repatriated (Today, Nov 10, 2014) HTTP://WWW.TODAY.NG/NEWS/315-NIGERIAN-SOLDIERS-FLEE-TO-NIGER-AS-BOKO-HARAM-RAIDS-TAKES-CONTROL-OF-ANOTHER-TOWN-IN-BORNO/

“NO fewer than 480 Nigerian soldiers have FLED into Cameroon following fierce fighting with Boko Haram insurgents. The Cameroonian Army Spokesman, Lt Col Didier Badjek, who confirmed this, said the troops had already been disarmed. (Cameroon Daily, Jan 20, 2015).

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Mercifully there is the Coconut Cure

In Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, there is a place called "the magic corner," where all and sundry, including politicians, come to be relieved or cured of their problems. "Even those top leaders of the government come to that tree," said Shabuni Haruni, a private security guard. "Yes, during the election." Upon the payment of a small fee, a traditional healer ("witch doctor") would take a patient to a huge baobab tree, reputed to be the abode of ancestral spirits. Patients remove their shoes, kneel in front of the tree with their eyes closed. At one session described by The Washington Post correspondent, Karl Vick, "Rykia Selengia, a traditional healer, passed a coconut around and around the head of her kneeling client. The coconut went around the man's left arm, then the right, then each leg. When she handed the coconut to the client, Mussa Norris, he hurled it onto a stone. It shattered, releasing his problems to the winds." (The Washington Post, Nov 12, 2001; p. A21).

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Hi tumblr! Since my most popular post by far was this Read Across the United States map, I felt I should stop acting like the US comprises the entire world and make an equivalent map of wlw books for the countries of the world. This list includes novels, anthologies, and memoirs that take place, and often are written by natives of, countries across the world. And again, I need some help filling in the blanks. Some areas of the world I really struggled with, and others I could see were replete with options, but the only lists I found were in the native language (sorry to say I’m a stereotypical monolingual American).

Afghanistan : Ask, Tell by E.J. Noyes

Argentina : Edge of Glory by Rachel Spangler, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Australia : The Flywheel by Erin Gough, Amelia Westlake by Erin Gough, A Story of Now by Emily O’Beirne, Points of Departure by Emily O’Beirne, Here’s The Thing by Emily O’Beirne, The Monkey’s Mask by Dorothy Porter, About A Girl by Joanne Horniman, May Day Mine by Verity Croker, Not-So-Straight Sue by Cheyenne Blue, Clancy of the Undertow by Christopher Currie, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Austria : Küss Mich, Libussa by Sophie Strohmeier, Carmilla by J. Sheridan Le Fanu

Bangladesh : Bright Lines by Tanwi Nandini Islam

Belgium : The Princess Deception by Nell Stark, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Botswana : Queer Africa: New and Collected Fiction by Karen Martin and Makhosazana Xaba

Brazil : Tempo ao Tempo by Olívia Pilar, Dia de Domingo by Olívia Pilar, Entre Estantes by Olívia Pilar

Canada : Landing by Emma Donoghue, That Inevitable Victorian Thing by E.K. Johnston, The Dirt Chronicles by Kristyn Dunnion, Tomboy Survival Guide by Ivan Coyote, Gravity by Leanne Lieberman, The Young in One Another’s Arms by Jane Rule, After the Fire by Jane Rule, 96 Hours by Georgia Beers, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

China : When Fox Is A Thousand by Larissa Lai, Seventh Day of the Seventh Moon by Ken Liu, Red Azalea by Anchee Min, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Cuba : The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Cyprus : The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Democratic Republic of the Congo : Everfair by Nisi Shawl

Denmark : The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Egypt : A Smokeless Flame by Aziza Amador, A Map of Home by Randa Jarrar, Felucca Dreams by Natalie Debrabandere, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

England : Another Life Altogether by Elaine Beale, Disobedience by Naomi Alderman, The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters, Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Waters, Affinity by Sarah Waters, The Night Watch by Sarah Waters, Fingersmith by Sarah Waters, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson, Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal by Jeanette Winterson, I Can’t Think Straight by Shamim Sarif, Radio Silence by Alice Oseman, The Dark Victorian series by Elizabeth Watasin, Days of Grace by Catherine Hall, The Daylight Gate by Jeanette Winterson, She Rises by Kate Worsley, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Finland : The City of Woven Streets by Emmi Itäranta, Fair Play by Tove Jansson

France : The Last Nude by Ellis Avery, Last Words From Montmartre by Qiu Miaojin, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Germany : The Music Box by Elaine Atwell, Aimée & Jaguar: A Love Story, Berlin 1943 by Erica Fischer, Snapshots of a Girl by Beldan Sezen, Paper Love by Jae, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Greece : My Best Friend, Maybe by Caela Carter

Hong Kong : Fool for Love by Harper Bliss

India : Love Bi The Way by Bhaavna Arora, Babyji by Abha Dawesar, Kari by Amruta Patil, Falling Into Place by Sheryn Munir, Out! Stories from the New Queer India by Minal Hajratwala, Facing the Mirror: Lesbian Writing from India by Ashwini Sukthankar, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Iran : If You Could Be Mine by Sara Farizan, Moon at Nine by Deborah Ellis

Ireland : Hood by Emma Donoghue, Stir-Fry by Emma Donoghue, Fionn: Defence of Ráth Bládhma by Brian O’Sullivan, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Israel : A Small Country About to Vanish by Victoria Avilan, The Rosebush Murders by Ruth Shidlo, Israel/Palestine and the Queer International by Sarah Schulman, Dearest Anne by Judith Katzir, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Italy : Summer Heat by Harper Bliss, Sword of the Gladiatrix by Faith L. Justice

Jamaica : The Other Side of Paradise by Staceyann Chin, Here Comes the Sun by Nicole Y. Dennis-Benn, Bliss by Fiona Zedde, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Japan : The Teahouse Fire by Ellis Avery, A Darkly Beating Heart by Lindsay Smith, My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness by Nagata Kabi

Jordan : I Can’t Think Straight by Shamim Sarif

Kenya : Not Yet Uhuru by Dolar Vasani

Kuwait : A Map of Home by Randa Jarrar

Lebanon : Bareed Mista3jil, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Malawi : Not Yet Uhuru by Dolar Vasani

Mexico : The Two Mujeres by Sara Levi Calderon, Desert Blood: The Juarez Murders by Alicia Gaspar De Alba, Sor Juana’s Second Dream by Alicia Gaspar De Alba, 24/7 by Yolanda Wallace, Our Own Private Universe by Robin Talley, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Monaco : The Princess and the Prix by Nell Stark

Nigeria : Under the Udala Trees by Chinelo Okparanta

New Zealand : Tahuri by Ngahuia Te Awekotuku, Dare Truth or Promise by Paula Boock, The Shattering by Karen Healey, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Norway : The Four Winds by Gerd Brantenberg, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Pakistan : Nightingale by Andrea Bramhall

Palestine : Israel/Palestine and the Queer International by Sarah Schulman

Peru : The Copper Egg by Catherine Friend

Philippines : Before the Rain: A Memoir of Love and Revolution by Luisita Lopez Torregrosa, Don’t Tell My Mother by Brigitte Bautista, Women Loving: Stories & A Play by Jhoanna Lynn B. Cruz

Portugal : Seasons of Love by Harper Bliss

Russia : Sophia Parnok: The Life and Work of Russia’s Sappho by Diana Lewis Burgin, Love in Revolution by B.R. Collins, The Revolution of Marina M. by Janet Fitch

Saudi Arabia : The Others by Seba al-Herz

Scotland : Valhalla by Ari Bach, Out of the Blue by Sophie Cameron, Once the Clouds Have Gone by K.E. Payne, Four Steps by Wendy Hudson, The Crazy Jig: Gay and Lesbian Writing from Scotland by Joanne Winning

Slovenia : The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

South Africa : The World Unseen by Shamim Sarif, Black Bull, Ancestors and Me: My Life As a Lesbian Sangoma by Nkunzi Kandile Nkabinde, The Invisible Ghetto: Lesbian and Gay Writing from South Africa by Matthew Krouse, Kaleidoscope Song by Fox Benwell, Porcupine by Jane Bennett, Reclaiming the L-Word: Sappho’s Daughters Out in Africa by Alleyn Diesel, Queer Africa: New and Collected Fiction by Karen Martin and Makhosazana Xaba, Not Yet Uhuru by Dolar Vasani, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Spain : The Spanish Pearl by Catherine Friend, The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Sri Lanka : The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Syria : Cinnamon by Samar Yazbek

Taiwan : Last Words from Montmartre by Qiu Miaojin

Tanzania : Queer Africa: New and Collected Fiction by Karen Martin and Makhosazana Xaba, Not Yet Uhuru by Dolar Vasani

Thailand : The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi

Trinidad : The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

Uganda : Queer Africa: New and Collected Fiction by Karen Martin and Makhosazana Xaba, Not Yet Uhuru by Dolar Vasani

United States

Uruguay : The Vintage Book of International Lesbian Fiction by Naomi Holoch and Joan Nestle

US Virgin Islands : Hurricane Child by Kheryn Callender

Wales : Poppy Jenkins by Clare Ashton

Zambia : Not Yet Uhuru by Dolar Vasani,

Zimbabwe : Queer Africa: New and Collected Fiction by Karen Martin and Makhosazana Xaba, Not Yet Uhuru by Dolar Vasani

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#CountryPopulation (2020)Land Area (Km²)Density (P/Km²)1Afghanistan38,928,346652,860602Albania2,877,79727,4001053Algeria43,851,0442,381,740184Andorra77,2654701645Angola32,866,2721,246,700266Antigua and Barbuda97,9294402237Argentina45,195,7742,736,690178Armenia2,963,24328,4701049Australia25,499,8847,682,300310Austria9,006,39882,40910911Azerbaijan10,139,17782,65812312Bahamas393,24410,0103913Bahrain1,701,5757602,23914Bangladesh164,689,383130,1701,26515Barbados287,37543066816Belarus9,449,323202,9104717Belgium11,589,62330,28038318Belize397,62822,8101719Benin12,123,200112,76010820Bhutan771,60838,1172021Bolivia11,673,0211,083,3001122Bosnia and Herzegovina3,280,81951,0006423Botswana2,351,627566,730424Brazil212,559,4178,358,1402525Brunei 437,4795,2708326Bulgaria6,948,445108,5606427Burkina Faso20,903,273273,6007628Burundi11,890,78425,68046329Côte d'Ivoire26,378,274318,0008330Cabo Verde555,9874,03013831Cambodia16,718,965176,5209532Cameroon26,545,863472,7105633Canada37,742,1549,093,510434Central African Republic4,829,767622,980835Chad16,425,8641,259,2001336Chile19,116,201743,5322637China1,439,323,7769,388,21115338Colombia50,882,8911,109,5004639Comoros869,6011,86146740Congo (Congo-Brazzaville)5,518,087341,5001641Costa Rica5,094,11851,06010042Croatia4,105,26755,9607343Cuba11,326,616106,44010644Cyprus1,207,3599,24013145Czechia (Czech Republic)10,708,98177,24013946Democratic Republic of the Congo89,561,4032,267,0504047Denmark5,792,20242,43013748Djibouti988,00023,1804349Dominica71,9867509650Dominican Republic10,847,91048,32022551Ecuador17,643,054248,3607152Egypt102,334,404995,45010353El Salvador6,486,20520,72031354Equatorial Guinea1,402,98528,0505055Eritrea3,546,421101,0003556Estonia1,326,53542,3903157Eswatini (fmr. 'Swaziland')1,160,16417,2006758Ethiopia114,963,5881,000,00011559Fiji896,44518,2704960Finland5,540,720303,8901861France65,273,511547,55711962Gabon2,225,734257,670963Gambia2,416,66810,12023964Georgia3,989,16769,4905765Germany83,783,942348,56024066Ghana31,072,940227,54013767Greece10,423,054128,9008168Grenada112,52334033169Guatemala17,915,568107,16016770Guinea13,132,795245,7205371Guinea-Bissau1,968,00128,1207072Guyana786,552196,850473Haiti11,402,52827,56041474Holy See80102,00375Honduras9,904,607111,8908976Hungary9,660,35190,53010777Iceland341,243100,250378India1,380,004,3852,973,19046479Indonesia273,523,6151,811,57015180Iran83,992,9491,628,5505281Iraq40,222,493434,3209382Ireland4,937,78668,8907283Israel8,655,53521,64040084Italy60,461,826294,14020685Jamaica2,961,16710,83027386Japan126,476,461364,55534787Jordan10,203,13488,78011588Kazakhstan18,776,7072,699,700789Kenya53,771,296569,1409490Kiribati119,44981014791Kuwait4,270,57117,82024092Kyrgyzstan6,524,195191,8003493Laos7,275,560230,8003294Latvia1,886,19862,2003095Lebanon6,825,44510,23066796Lesotho2,142,24930,3607197Liberia5,057,68196,3205398Libya6,871,2921,759,540499Liechtenstein38,128160238100Lithuania2,722,28962,67443101Luxembourg625,9782,590242102Madagascar27,691,018581,79548103Malawi19,129,95294,280203104Malaysia32,365,999328,55099105Maldives540,5443001,802106Mali20,250,8331,220,19017107Malta441,5433201,380108Marshall Islands59,190180329109Mauritania4,649,6581,030,7005110Mauritius1,271,7682,030626111Mexico128,932,7531,943,95066112Micronesia115,023700164113Moldova4,033,96332,850123114Monaco39,242126,337115Mongolia3,278,2901,553,5602116Montenegro628,06613,45047117Morocco36,910,560446,30083118Mozambique31,255,435786,38040119Myanmar (formerly Burma)54,409,800653,29083120Namibia2,540,905823,2903121Nauru10,82420541122Nepal29,136,808143,350203123Netherlands17,134,87233,720508124New Zealand4,822,233263,31018125Nicaragua6,624,554120,34055126Niger24,206,6441,266,70019127Nigeria206,139,589910,770226128North Korea25,778,816120,410214129North Macedonia2,083,37425,22083130Norway5,421,241365,26815131Oman5,106,626309,50016132Pakistan220,892,340770,880287133Palau18,09446039134Palestine State5,101,4146,020847135Panama4,314,76774,34058136Papua New Guinea8,947,024452,86020137Paraguay7,132,538397,30018138Peru32,971,8541,280,00026139Philippines109,581,078298,170368140Poland37,846,611306,230124141Portugal10,196,70991,590111142Qatar2,881,05311,610248143Romania19,237,691230,17084144Russia145,934,46216,376,8709145Rwanda12,952,21824,670525146Saint Kitts and Nevis53,199260205147Saint Lucia183,627610301148Saint Vincent and the Grenadines110,940390284149Samoa198,4142,83070150San Marino33,93160566151Sao Tome and Principe219,159960228152Saudi Arabia34,813,8712,149,69016153Senegal16,743,927192,53087154Serbia8,737,37187,460100155Seychelles98,347460214156Sierra Leone7,976,98372,180111157Singapore5,850,3427008,358158Slovakia5,459,64248,088114159Slovenia2,078,93820,140103160Solomon Islands686,88427,99025161Somalia15,893,222627,34025162South Africa59,308,6901,213,09049163South Korea51,269,18597,230527164South Sudan11,193,725610,95218165Spain46,754,778498,80094166Sri Lanka21,413,24962,710341167Sudan43,849,2601,765,04825168Suriname586,632156,0004169Sweden10,099,265410,34025170Switzerland8,654,62239,516219171Syria17,500,658183,63095172Tajikistan9,537,645139,96068173Tanzania59,734,218885,80067174Thailand69,799,978510,890137175Timor-Leste1,318,44514,87089176Togo8,278,72454,390152177Tonga105,695720147178Trinidad and Tobago1,399,4885,130273179Tunisia11,818,619155,36076180Turkey84,339,067769,630110181Turkmenistan6,031,200469,93013182Tuvalu11,79230393183Uganda45,741,007199,810229184Ukraine43,733,762579,32075185United Arab Emirates9,890,40283,600118186United Kingdom67,886,011241,930281187United States of America331,002,6519,147,42036188Uruguay3,473,730175,02020189Uzbekistan33,469,203425,40079190Vanuatu307,14512,19025191Venezuela28,435,940882,05032192Vietnam97,338,579310,070314193Yemen29,825,964527,97056194Zambia18,383,955743,39025195Zimbabwe14,862,924386,85038

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1913 Massacre (Carnegie Chapter Hall, Oct 4, 1961)

20/20 Vision (Austin, 25 October 1991. One-off)

A Change Is Gonna Come (28 March 2004, Apollo Theatre)

A Couple More Years (from the film Hearts of Fire, 1987)

A Satisfied Mind (Philadelphia, Nov 9, 1999)

Abandoned Love ('Bitter end' version, 1975)

Abraham, Martin and John (1980-81)

Accidentally Like A Martyr (Warren Zevon. Fall 2002)

Acne (Riverside Church, Jul 29, 1961, w/Ramblin' Jack Elliott)

Across the Borderline (Mountain View, CA Aug 5 1986)

Ain't A-Gonna Grieve (Witmark Demo, Aug 1963)

Ain't Gonna Go To Hell For Anybody (1980 tours)

Ain't No More Cane (Gaslight II, lat Oct 1962)

All My Tomorrows (July 1, 1986, Clarkston, Michigan. One-off)

All Over You (From the Witmark Demos, 1963)

All you have to do is dream (Basement outtake, 1967)

Almost Done (Verona rehearsal tape, 1984)

Am I Your Stepchild? (Various, 1978 Fall Tour)

Answer Me (a few performances, Fall 1991)

Answerphone Message (Malibu, 1975)

Any Way You Want Me (Sony Studios, Sept 30, 1994)

Baby, Please Don't Go (Freewheelin' outtake, Apr 25, 1962)

Back Door Blues (the 'Banjo Tape' with Happy Traum, Feb 8 1963)

Ballad For A Friend (Leed Music demo, Jan 1962)

The Ballad Of Donald White (var. occasions 1962)

Ballad of the Gliding Swan (Madhouse on Castle Street, Dec. 1962)

Band Of The Hand (soundtrack, 1986)

Black Cross (Hezekiah Jones) (Gaslight III, late oct 1962)

Black Muddy River(Apr 6, 1992)

Blessed is the Name (var. 1979-80)

Blowin' in the Wind (several versions)

Blue Bonnet Girl (live, 2000)

Bob Dylan's New Orleans Rag (NY Town Hall, Apr 12 1963)

Bonnie Ship The Diamond (Basement song, 1967)

Boom Boom Mancini (by Warren Zevon. Fall 2002)

Bound To Lose, Bound To Win (Witmark Demo, early 1963)

I Can't Get You Off Of My Mind (from the Hank Williams tribute album Timeless (2001)

Carrying a Torch (by Van Morrison; Fall 2002)

Catskill Serenade (Bromberg sessions, early/mid June 1992)

A Change Is Gonna Come (28 March 2004, Apollo Theatre)

City of Gold (unreleased, played live 1980-1981)

Cocaine Blues (Gaslight II 1962/St Johns March 1 1997)

Coming From the Heart (The Road is Long) (Street Legal outtake, 1978)

Confidential To Me (Toad's Place, 1990; Dayton OH, 1991)

Cover Down, Break Through (Spring 1980)

Crazy Love (duet with Van Morrison, June 27, 1989, Athens)

Cross The Green Mountain (Gods And Generals, soundtrack, 2003)

Cuban Missile Crisis (Broadside sessions, March 1963)

Cuckoo Is A Pretty Bird (Gaslight II, late Oct 1962)

Dark As A Dungeon (Various, Rolling Thunder Revue I, 1975)

Dear Mrs. Roosevelt (Woody Guthrie Tribute concert, Jan 1968)

The Death Of Emmett Till (Freewheelin' outtake)

Deep Ellem Blues (live, Gerde's Folk City, NY, Apr 16, 1962)

Definitely/Positively Van Gogh (Denver Hotel Room, March 13, 1966)

Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) (duet with Joan Baez, second Rolling Thunder tour (1976)

Diamond Joe (from Masked and Anonymous, 2003)

Dink's Song (Minnesota Hotel Tape, Dec 1961)

Dirty Lies (Verona rehearsal tape, May 1984)

Dixie (from Masked and Anonymous, 2003)

Does She Need Me? (from Eat the Document, 1966)

Don't Pity Me (Joliette, Quebec, July 31 1989 (one-off))

Duncan And Brady (Durham, NH, Nov 17 1999)

Dusty Old Fairgrounds (Town Hall, NY, 12 Apr 1963)

Eileen Aroon (St Louis, Missouri, June 17 1988)

The End Of The Innocence (by Henley/Hornsby; fall 2002)

Enough is Enough (live, 1984)

Farewell (Witmark demo/Times outtake, 1963)

Farewell To The Gold (Youngstown, OH, Nov 2, 1992. One-off)

Female Rambling Sailor (played live six times in 1992)

Fever (Seattle, Nov 30, 1980)

Freedom for the Stallion(1985 studio outtake)

Friend of the Devil (Hunter/Garcia/Dawson)

George Jackson (single, 1971)

The Girl I Left Behind (Oscar Brand Show, Radio, 29 oct 1961)

Girl on the Green Briar Shore (live, 1992)

Go 'way Little Boy (Empire Burlesque outtake)

Going Down To New Orleans (Freewheelin' outtake, Apr 24, 1962)

Golden Vanity (Waikiki, HI, Apr 24 1992)

The Grand Coulee Dam (Woody Guthrie Tribute concert, Jan 1968)

(Cross The) Green Mountain (Gods And Generals, soundtrack, 2003)

Guess I'm Doin' Fine (Witmark Demo, Jan 1964)

Gypsy Lou (Witmark Demo, Aug 1963)

Hallelujah (Montreal Jul 8, 1988)

Hallelujah, I'm Ready To Go (Various locations, 1999)

Handsome Molly (Gaslight II, late Oct 1962)

Hard Travelin' (Cynthia Gooding, Folksinger's Choice, Jan/March 1962)

The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff; Bonner Springs, 22 Aug, 1989)

Help Me Make It Through The Night(Toad's Place, Jan 1990)

Hero Blues (Freewheelin' outtake, 1962)

Hey La La (spring/summer 1989)

Hiding Too Long (NY Town Hall, Apr 12 1963)

Hiram Hubbard (Finjan Club, July 1962)

Humming Bird (Summer 2001; incl. John & Jack Anglin's version)

I Ain't Got No Home (Woody Guthrie Tribute concert, Jan 1968)

I am the Man, Thomas (Various locations, fall 1999)

I Can't Get You Off Of My Mind (from the Hank Williams tribute album Timeless (2001)

I Can't Leave Her Behind (from Eat the Document, 1966)

I Hear A Voice Calling (Bill Monroe/Bessie Lee Mauldin. Hamburg, NY, Aug 15, 2002; incl. versions by Monroe and the Stanley Brothers.)

I Rode Out One Morning (Fourth McKenzie tape, Apr 12, 1963)

I Was Young When I Left Home (Minnesota Hotel Tape, Dec 1961)

I Will Love Him (Toronto, Apr 19, 1980)

I Will Sing (Akron, Ohio May 18th, 1980; only performance)

Idiot Wind (Various versions)

I'd Hate To Be You On That Dreadful Day (Witmark Demo, early 1963)

If I Don't Be There By Morning (written for Eric Clapton's album Backless, 1978)

If You Gotta Go, Go Now (Halloween show, 1964)

If You See Her, Say Hello (New York versions)

I'll Be Around (Hollywood, CA, Aug 4, 1988)

I'll Not Be A Stranger (performed twice, late 1997)

I'm A Fool For You (Basement Tapes outtake, 1967)

I'm In The Mood For Love (live 1988/9)

I'm Movin' On (Hank Snow; Tokyo, March 10, 1986)

I'm Not Supposed To Care (Gordon Lightfoot; played in 1998)

Important Words (Down in the Groove outtake, 1987)

In The Evening (Minnesota Hotel Tape, Dec 1961)

In The Pines (Carnegie Chapter Hall, Nov 1961 and Toad's Place, Jan 1990)

It's All Over Now, Baby Blue

It's Hard To Be Blind (Minnesota Party and Hotel Tapes, May/Dec 1961)

I've Been All Around This World (Toad's Place, Jan 1990)

James Alley Blues (Minnesota Party Tape, May 1961)

Jesus Met The Woman At The Well (Gleason Home Tape, Feb/March 1961)

John Brown (Gaslight II (1962) and Unplugged (1995) versions)

Julius and Ethel (Infidels outtake)

Just Like a Woman (Studio and live versions)

Kaatskill Serenade (Bromberg sessions, early/mid June 1992)

Key To The Highway (Toad's Place, Jan 1990)

Kindhearted Woman Blues (Gaslight II, late Oct 1962)

Knockin' on Heaven's Door (w/outtakes and lyric changes)

The Lady Came From Baltimore (live 1994)

Lady of Carlisle (Sydney, Apr 14, 1992)

Lakes of Pontchartrain (St Louis, Missouri, June 17 1988)

Lawyers, Guns and Money (by Warren Zevon; Fall 2002)

Let's Begin (by Jim Webb; 1981 tour)

Let's Keep It Between Us (1980 tours)

Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts (New York and Minnesota versions)

Little Moses (Milan, Italy, Jun 27 1993)

Liverpool Gal (manuscript from late 1962, no known version by Dylan)

Long Time Man (Cynthia Gooding's Folksinger's Choice, Jan/March 1962)

The Lonesome River (by the Stanley Brothers, sung with Ralph Stanley, 1998)

Lonesome River Edge (the 'Banjo Tape' with Happy Traum, Feb 8 1963)

Lonesome Town (summer 1986)

Lonesome Whistle Blues (From Freewheelin' sessions, 1962)

Long Ago, Far Away(Witmark Demo, Nov, 1962)

Long Black Veil (George, Washington, June 17, 2000)

Long Time Gone (Witmark Demo, March 1963)

Long Time Growing (Minnesota Party Tape, 1961/Basement Tapes outtake, 1967)

Lost Highway (Savoy Hotel, May 1965, from Don't Look Back)

Love Is Just A Four-Letter Word (Joan Baez' version)

Lucky Old Sun (var., 1986-2000)

Mary Ann (from the 'Karen Wallace tape', 1960)

Mary Ann (off Dylan, 1973)

Mary Of The Wild Moor (1980-81)

Milk Cow's Calf Blues (Freewheelin' outtake, Apr 1962)

Moon River (Merriville, In., Aug 27, 1990)

Motherless Children (Gaslight II, late Oct 1962)

Mr Tambourine Man (studio and live versions)

Mutineer (Warren Zevon. Fall 2002)

My (true) La La (spring/summer 1989)

Naomi Wise (Riverside Church, Jul 25, 1961)

Never Let Me Go (Various, Rolling Thunder Revue I, 1975)

New Minglewood Blues (Århus, Denmark, 15 June 1996)

Bob Dylan's New Orleans Rag (NY Town Hall, Apr 12 1963)

Newry Highwayman (Roving Blade) (Reno, NV, March 17, 2000)

Night After Night (outtake from Hearts of Fire,1986)

No More One More Time (Oct 13, 2004)

Not Fade Away (various locations, 1997-)

Nuggets of Rain (with Bette Midler, october 1975)

Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie (Durham NH, 1997)

Old Five And Dimer (outtake from the film Hearts Of Fire, 1987)

Old Man (by Neil Young; fall 2002)

Old Rock 'n' Roller (Hamburg, 3 July 1990. Almost one-off)

On A Rainy Afternoon (from Eat the Document, 1966)

One For The Road (Basement Tapes outtake, 1967)

One Irish Rover (duet with Van Morrison, June 27, 1989, Athens)

Pancho and Lefty (June 21, 1989)

Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior (5 times, 1999-2000)

Peace in the Valley (Les Arènes, Frejus, France 13 June 1989, one-off)

People Get Ready (Basement and Renaldo & Clara versions)

People Putting People Down (Prine; Rome, June 6, 1991)

Percy's Song (Carnegie Hall, New York City 26 Oct 1963)

Polly Vaughn (Bromberg Sessions, early/mid June 1992)

Poor Lazarus (Minnesota Hotel Tape, Dec 1961)

Positively 4th Street (Single, 1966)

Positively Van Gogh (Denver Hotel Room, March 13, 1966)

Pretty Boy Floyd (Folkways: A Vision Shared, Spring 1987)

Railroad Bill (Minnesota Party Tape, May 1961)

Railroad Boy (Various, Rolling Thunder Revue II, 1976)

Ramblin' Down Through the World (W. Guthrie; NY Town Hall, Apr 12, 1963)

Red Cadillac and a Black Moustache (summer 1986)

Remember Me (When the Candle Lights are Gleaming) (Gleason Home Tape, Feb/March 1961)

Repossession Blues (1978 rehearsal)

Return To Me (Sopranos 2 soundtrack, 2001)

Rise Again (1980-81 tour)

Rita May (Desire outtake, 1975)

Rock Me Mama (Pat Garret & Billy The Kid outtake, 1973)

Rock of Ages (by Augustus Montague Toplady; since 1999)

Rocks and Gravel (Freewheelin' outtake, 1962)

Roll On John (Cynthia Gooding, Folksinger's Choice, Jan/March 1962)

Roving Blade (Reno, NV, March 17, 2000)

Roving Gambler (El Rey Theatre, LA, CA, Dec 17 1997)

Sally Girl(Freewheelin' Sessions, Apr 1962)

San Francisco Bay Blues (Gerde's Folk City, sept 1961)

Searching For A Soldier's Grave (Various locations, Summer/Fall 2000)

Shake Sugaree (E. Cotten; live 1996/7)

She's Love Crazy (Fall 1978)

Sign Language (written for Eric Clapton, relased on his album No Reason to Cry (1976)

Sloppy Drunk (Rogers; Bromberg Sessions, early/mid June 1992)

Smokestack Lightning (Cynthia Gooding show, March 11, 1962)

Somebody Touched Me (Various locations, fall 1999)

Soon (Gerschwin Gala, Mar 11, 1987)

Spanish Is The Loving Tongue (live, Rolling Thunder Revue II, 1976)

Stand By Me (Aug 28, 1990, Merrillville, Indiana. One-off)

Standing On The Highway (Leed Music demo, Jan 1962)

Stealin' (var, early 1960s)

Steel Bars (co-written with Michael Bolton, who sung it on his album Time Love & Tenderness, 1991)

Still in Town(Basement outtake, 1967)

Stone Walls and Steel Bars (Beverly Hills, May 21 1997)

Talkin' Devil (Broadside sessions, Jan 19, 1963)

Telephone Response Song (Malibu, 1975)

Telephone Wire (George Harrison session, May 1, 1970)

Thank God (Chabad contribrution, June/Sept 1986)

That Lucky Old Sun (var., 1986-2000)

The Ballad Of Donald White (var. occasions 1962)

The Death Of Emmett Till (Freewheelin' outtake)

The End Of The Innocence (by Henley/Hornsby; fall 2002)

The Girl I Left Behind (Oscar Brand Show, Radio, 29 oct 1961)

The Grand Coulee Dam (Woody Guthrie Tribute concert, Jan 1968)

The Lady Came From Baltimore (live 1994)

The Lonesome River (by the Stanley Brothers, sung with Ralph Stanley, 1998)

The Times They Are A-Changin'

The Times We've Known (Madison Square Garden, November 1 1998)

The Two Sisters (Karen Wallace Tape, May 1960)

The Usual (from the film Hearts of Fire, 1987)

The Water Is Wide (Various, Rolling Thunder Revue I, 1975)

Thief On The Cross (New Orleans, Nov 10 1981)

Things Have Changed (Wonder Boys soundtrack, 2000)

This Land is your land (Woody Guthrie)

This Was My Love (Infidels outtake, 1983)

This World Can't Stand Long (Anaheim, CA, March 10 2000)

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The Times They Are A-Changin'

The Times We've Known (Madison Square Garden, November 1 1998)

To Fall In Love With You (Hearts of Fire outtake, aug 1986)

Tomorrow is a Long Time (Witmark demo 1962; Greatest Hits vol 2/In Concert; New Morning outtake 1970)

Trail of the Buffalo (live 1988/1991)

Train of Love (April 6, 1999 Johnny Cash Tribute)

Trouble In Mind (B-side, singles from Slow Train Coming, 1979)

Troubled and I don't Know Why (Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, NYC 17 Aug 1963)

The Two Sisters (Karen Wallace Tape, May 1960)

Two Trains Running (Morganfield; Finjan Club, Montreal, July 2, 1962)

The Usual (from the film Hearts of Fire, 1987)

Vincent Van Gogh (Various, Rolling Thunder Tour II, 1976)

Viola Lee Blues (Sapporo, Japan, Feb 24 1997)

Voice From On High (Bill Monroe/Bessie Lee Mauldin. Hamburg, NY, Aug 15, 2002; incl. versions by Monroe and the Stanley Brothers.)

Vomit Express (w/Allen Ginsberg, 17 Nov, 1971)

Wagoner's Lad (NY, Oct 19 1988)

Wait For The Light To Shine (by Hank Williams, live, fall 2001)

Waitin' For You (Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhoodsoundtrack, 2002)

Wanted Man (Dylan/Cash)

The Water Is Wide (Various, Rolling Thunder Revue I, 1975)

We Had It All (live, 1986)

We Just Disagree (Jim Krueger; Various locations, 1980-1981 tour)

We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me) (live, 1986)

Weeping Willow (Supper Club, Nov 17, 1993)

West Texas (Gaslight II, late Oct 1962)

What Can I Do For You? (With transcription of the harp solo at the end)

What Kind Of Friend Is This? (Eat the Document, 1966)

Whatcha Gonna Do? (Freewheelin' outtake, 1962)

When First Unto This Country (live, 1991)

White Dove (Various locations, 1997-2000)

Why do I have to choose? (Gothenburg, 1984)

Wichita Blues (Cynthia Gooding's Appartment, Feb/March 1962 and 2nd Freewheelin' session, Apr 25, 1962)

Wieviele Strassen (German version of Blowin' in the Wind)

Wild Mountain Thyme (duet with Joan Baez, Rolling Thunder Revues I+II, 1975-6)

Willin' (Lowell George, var. Never Ending Tour)

Yonder Comes Sin (Shot of Love outtake, 1980)

You Belong To Me (from the Natural Born Killers soundtrack, 1994)

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You Don't Know Me (various locations, 1989-1991)

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You're a Big Girl Now (New York version)

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You're Too Late (Frizzell/Willis; Daytona Beach, 1999)

You've Been Hiding Too Long (NY Town Hall, Apr 12 1963)

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Warning Of Long Battle As Africa's Virus Numbers Rise

The case tally on Friday had more than tripled in the space of a week.Johannesburg: Sub-Saharan Africa recorded its second coronavirus death on Friday as infections rose in South Africa, where the government warned bluntly of a long haul in the fight against the disease.Despite stringent restrictions ranging from flight bans to school closures, countries south of the Sahara have recorded two deaths in three days, and the case tally on Friday had more than tripled in the space of a week.The central African state of Gabon announced its first fatality from coronavirus -- a 50-year-old man, whose death followed that of a 62-year-old woman in Burkina Faso on Wednesday. Both had diabetes.The total of known cases across all of Africa, compiled by AFP, stands at more than 900 and is rising fast after lagging other continents. Madagascar, with three, and Zimbabwe, with one, recorded their first cases on Friday.Health experts have issued loud warnings, for most African countries are desperately short of intensive-care units, equipment and trained staff. The Sahel state of Mali has just a single respirator.South African warningBallooning from one case two weeks ago to 202 on Friday, South Africa has the highest numbers in the subcontinent.Health Minister Zweli Mkhize pointed to established scientific projections showing that infections "ultimately can affect up to 60 percent of the population."But it "doesn't mean they will all be affected at the same time, doesn't mean that they will all have serious illness. It just means that the way the viral infection spreads, that will likely happen," Mkhize said.The virus is "going to be with us for quite a while," he warned."It's a reality we must face, but it's not a reality that says we now face an apocalypse."Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said South Africa had prevented foreign nationals who arrived Friday in 20 international flights from high-risk countries from disembarking.One of the flights was an Air China plane that landed at Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo International Airport from Shenzhen.Only South Africans were allowed to disembark while 68 Chinese nationals were refused permission to leave the aircraft.The country's flag carrier, South African Airways, suspended all regional and international flights until the end of May in line with government-imposed travel bans aimed at curbing the spread of the virus.South Africa has adopted slew of other measures, including banning gatherings of more than 100 people, shutting schools, and suspending major cultural and sporting events.Restaurants are limited to less than 50 people at time, no alcohol can be served after 6 pm, while peddling of fake news will attract a six-month jail term.Lagos challengeIn Lagos, Africa's biggest city, authorities faced an immediate challenge in implementing limits on religious gatherings decreed just a day earlier.At the Zawiyat Sofwat El-Islam mosque, in a rundown part of the city, religious leaders struggled to restrict numbers gathered outside -- eventually the gates were flung open and around a thousand worshippers entered.The service proceeded swiftly, lasting less than 30 minutes. The chief imam announced the cancellation of a special Sunday service and directed the faithful to observe it in their homes."I am here despite coronavirus to offer prayers to God. The Almighty Allah is the giver and taker of life. We should all pray and ask Him to take this strange disease from the world," said Alhaja Basirat Okeowo.Health officials in Lagos meanwhile reported cases of poisoning by chloroquine caused by self-medication, after US President Donald Trump touted the anti-malarial drug as a potential treatment for the virus.East Africa tightens measuresIn East Africa, Ethiopia, which announced three new cases Friday, taking its total to nine, said its state-carrier, the continent's biggest airline, would suspend flights to 30 countries.Ethiopian Airlines had been under pressure to follow other regional airlines, such as Kenya Airways, in suspending flights to China. Bars and night clubs will be shut to contain the spread.Kenya, which has reported no new cases in two days, also scaled up measures, ordering bars to shut by 7:30 pm from Monday.Supermarkets are being urged to limit numbers of shoppers, implement queue management, open for 24 hours and offer delivery services."Our actions... will determine whether we shall go into a full blown crisis with grave human and economic consequences, or whether we shall limit the adverse impacts of this disease," said Health Minister Mutahi Kagwe.Uganda, host to some 1.4 million asylum seekers, has blocked entry to further arrivals over the next 30 days.In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a sprawling country the size of continental western Europe, 18 cases were reported as of Friday, all of them in the capital Kinshasa, a rise of four over Thursday.DRC music stars Fally Ipupa and Koffi Olomide on Friday posted videos on Twitter urging the public not to exchange kisses and handshakes and to wash their hands.(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.) 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upshotre · 5 years

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Tiwa Savage, Davido, Burna Boy, Simi nominated for 2019 AFRIMA

The All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) on Wednesday unveiled Tiwa Savage, Davido, Burna Boy, Simi, Wizkid, Kizz Daniel, Teni, Yemi Alade, Niniola along other international artistes nominated for 2019 edition of the prestigious award. This was made public during a press conference held at Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island Lagos by Aderele Niyi, AFRIMA’s Associate Producer. Niyi said that the nominees that cut across Western, Eastern, Central Southern and Northern Africa were carefully picked after rigorous screenings by a group of professional jury. She said thatcsome of the criteria used in arriving at the nominees include: fairness, creativity, excellence, integrity, originality of their music, authenticity which must reveal African concept among other things. According to her, the world music festival will hold between Nov.21 to Nov. 23 2019 in a country that will be announced next month. Niyi said that the event was established to reward and celebrate musical works, talents and creativity around the African continent, while promoting the African cultural heritage. “The platform is to position Africa as a musical hub for the world as Africans are seen as talented and highly creative. “This is going to be the 6th edition of AFRIMA and I can say that it has been getting better each year; this year’s edition promises to be a unique one,” she said. Niyi called for continental support from African leaders in order to enlarge the scope of the event for more international acceptance. She also urged music artistes to see the platform as theirs for better exploration. The following were nominated for the best male artistes from West Africa: Burna boy with his song “Ye”, Davido’s “Wonder Woman”, Kizz Daniel’s “Madu”, Wizkid’s “Fever”. Other nominated artistes are : King Promise from Ghana; Salif Keita from Mali, Shatta Wale from Ghana, Sidiky Diabate from Mali and late DJ Arafat from Cote d’Ivoire The nominees for the female category from Nigeria and their works are : Simi’s “I Dun Care”; Tiwa Savage’s “One”; Teni’s “Case”; Yemi Alade’s “Oh My Gosh”; Niniola’s Bana. Others are : Aya Nakamura from Mali; Jossey from Cote d’Ivoire ; Kanuer Adams from Liberia; Manamba Kante from Guinea and Mzuee from Ghana. The best male artistes nominated from Central Africa are : C4 Pedro from Angola; Fally Ipupa from Congo; Locko from the Cameroon; and Magasco also from the Cameroon. Others are ; Maitre Gims from Congo; Rui Orlando from Angola; Niska from Congo Brazzaville; Salatiel from the Cameroon and Ya Levis from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The best nominsted female artistes from Central Africa are : Anna Joyce from Angola; Blanche Baily from the Cameroon; and Bruna Tatiana from Angola. Others are; Charlotte Dipand also from the Cameroon; Daphine from the Cameroon; Duda from Angola; Shan’l from Gabon and Titica from Angola. Also, the best male artistes from North Africa are: Ahmed Soultan from -Morocco; Aminux from Morocco; Amr Diab from Egypt; DJ Moh Green from Algeria; and Mostafa Hagag Kelso from Egypt. Others are: Soolking from Algeria; Tamer Hosny from -Egypt and Yann Sine from Morocco. In the best female categories : Cairokee from Egypt; Kenza Morsfi from Algeria; Nada Azhari from Morocco; Psychoqueen also from Morocco; Salma Rachid also from Morocco; Sherine from Egypt and Souhila Ben Lach from Algeria. For the best male artistes from Southern Africa are: AKA, Nasty C, Prince Kaybee, Casper Nyovest, Black Coffee x David Guette, Sjava from South Africa and Jah Prayzah and Winky D from Zimbabwe. Also, nominees for the best female artistes from Southern Africa are : Ammara Brown, and Tamy Moyo from Zimbabwe; Zonke, Kelly Khumalo, Nadia Nakai, and Sho Madjozi from South Africa; Trina South from Zambia and Chikune from Namibia. Those nominated for best male artistes from East Africa are : Black Boy from Madagascar; Diamond Platinumz from Tanzania; Harmonize also from Tanzania; and Khaligraph Jones-from Kenya. Others are: Shyn from Madagascar; WCB Wasafi, Rayvanny- and Mbosso from Tanzania and Nyashinski from Kenya. Read the full article

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hatimtanger · 7 years

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Eri-TV is a state-owned Eritrean television network. Headquartered in the nation's capital Asmara, it broadcasts 24 hours a day. The station offers around-the-clock news bulletins, talk shows, and cultural and educational programs. Eri-TV has a large viewership base outside of Eritrea, which the state-run channel acknowledges and utilizes to communicate with Eritreans living abroad. The network has an estimated 1–2 million weekly viewers. Eri-TV recognizes Eritrean Minority Culture and has largely adopted an equal time share between each of the country's spoken languages. Eri-TV is governed and funded by the Eritrean Ministry of Information.

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Eri-TV 1[edit]

Eri-TV 1 broadcasts internationally via satellite along with its sister radio station, Dimtsi Hafash. Broadcasts on the channel are typically either news, music videos or dramas. It also airs both domestic and international films.

The station broadcasts mostly in Tigrinya, Arabic, English and Tigre. It also airs a few programs in Italian, Amharic and Somali

Eri-TV 3[edit]

Eri-TV 3 is the third channel in Eritrea. It broadcasts national and international sports news.

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Eri-TV currently broadcasts via the Egyptian/Saudi Arabia-owned Nilesat 201, Arabsat 5C and Badr 6 satellites. It also transmits through Galaxy 19, Intelsat 8 and Eutelsat Hot Bird 13B satellites.