This week I read:
- Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s feminist manifesto, this time on how to raise a feminist daughter. All of it was on point, personally, I especially found the hair section (10) useful having two daughters who get to hear their hair is “katcha-katcha” if not braided.
- Turkey Blocks Google Drive Drop Box, One drive and GitHub to stop email leaks. An example of governments blocking Internet sites in a trial of getting hold on control. (but it doesn’t work).
- Virtual Reality in Africa. Former Ashesi student Jonathan Dotse of Nubian VR quoted.
- Did you know Bill Gates is also a blogger? Here is his latest (fab) post on what political leadership can do to accelerate innovation. (Spoiler alert: Energy is his top issue)
This Swedish article I wish was available in English for all (ok, more folks) to read:
5. Quite varying reactions to the choice of Bob Dylan for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
This week I watched this video, because, well it was everywhere:
6. I also calmed myself down with the following Nigerian reactions on social media, presented by one of Nigeria’s biggest bloggers Linda Ikeji.
This post is part of my #KajsaHASundayReads series. Inspired by personal role models, Ory Okolloh Mwangi and Chris Blattman, I want to share articles I read with my followers on a somehow regular basis.
Probably I should not put this in a blogpost, but rather write an abstract together for an academic paper with 